There are different medications, both prescribed and over the counter that can be used to treat worm infestations.
In humans, threadworm can be cured by taking a single pill.
With animals, wormers can be bought at most shops, although if it is a serious infestation, it is worth taking the animal to a veterinary clinic since some forms such as heartworm can be fatal.
There is no call for immediate alarm. The "worms" you see inside are likely maggots, fly larvae. Maggots do not eat live flesh, and in fact, during the Vietnam War, medics and surgeons who found soldiers with maggots in their wounds were often encouraged by the fact. Maggots are actually quite sanitary, and are sometimes used today in medical treatments to prevent or treat gangrene. It is important that you seek medical treatment, either at an emergency room or in a neighborhood free clinic.
While turpentine might kill intestinal worms outside of the human body, it can cause serious harm if ingested. To kill intestinal worms it is best to get a prescription from a licensed physician.
No. Your veterinarian can cure yeast infections of the skin. Garlic will just cure your dog of the burden of its life.
Yes, they can cure bacterial infections but they cannot cure viruses. :)
Antibiotics can cure almost all bacterial infections. There are a few drugs that can treat viral infections. Many viral infections can be prevented by vaccinations. Many viral infections do not have a cure.
Antibiotics can cure all types of bacterial infections.
No, that is an urban legend.
It is levofloxacin. It is effective against many bacterial infections.
Antibiotics only cure bacterial infections. Antibiotics will not cure a viral infection.
Penicillin doesn't cure burns but is recommended to avoid infections.
its used to cure urinary infections
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Penicillin is effective against secondary infections of cancer. It is no cure for cancer.