Hetrazan 100Mg Tablet Health Feed

Crp
xray chest paview
review with reports with adoctor in person
course of hetrazan may be helpful.

Few tips- avoid any triggering factor, take folicacid regularly, eat a healthy diet, always be stress free , exercise regularly and as of now take tablet cetrizine after clinical examination and than plan for hetrazan

At the time of eosinophilia take tablet hetrazan and few tips- Avoid any triggering factor, take folic acid regularly, eat a healthy diet , always be stress free , exercise regularly

We can take tablet hetrazan along with symptomatic treatment for cure and Few tips- avoid any triggering factor, take folicacid regularly, eat a healthy diet, always be stress free , exercise regularly

Hello,

Thanks for your query on Lybrate

"As" per your clinical history is concerned pain in the hand,feet and chest is not due to jaundice so to rule out it please check your blood and urine for bile salt and pigments.

Do a clinical examination by your treating Doctor and check your blood differential count on tomorrow morning and if eosinophil % is high then discuss with your Doctor about [ diethylcarbamazine].

Hope that helps

Start tab. Diethylcarbamazine citrate ,it is both microfilaricidal and esp. Active against adult worms.
Preventive measures also be taken
1. Refrain from going outside at dusk or dawn.
2. Cover yourself with long sleev shirt and trousers
3. Refrain from sporting strong perfufe (to prevent attention of mosquitoes) for more contact me on line by paid audio consultation.

elephantiasis is a parasitic infections transmitted by mosquitoes. treatment is hetrazan . dose depending upon the severity. certain physical changes in shape of the legs and other affected parts are irreversible and affected areas do get hardened but cured completely

Dear Arsh,


Don't worry. it's self limiting.
take tab safediclo twice a day for 5 days
Tab Hetrazan 100mg along with it 3 times a day for 21 days
continue ciprofloxacin and paracetamol also as prescribed

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People with an active infection can take medications to kill the worms in the blood. These medications stop the spread of the illness to others, but they do not completely kill off all the parasites.

Treatment for elephantiasis includes:

antiparasitic drugs, such as diethylcarbamazine (DEC), mectizan, and albendazole (Albenza)
using good hygiene to clean the affected areas
elevating the affected areas
caring for wounds in the affected areas
exerc...more

Very unlikely. You can consider a course of Hetrazan after consulting a local physician. However get an USG Scrotum done to rule out any underlying tumors of testis.