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How long after taking mebendazole can you have a drink of alcohol?
no try to aviod it
How do you take 500 mg mebendazole?
500mg mebendazole is a one-dose treatment for intestinal parasitic infections. Take the tablet orally. I recommend that you take it before bedtime.
Where to get mebendazole?
Not in the U.S. Mebendazole (Vermox) is available by prescription.
You took 500 mg mebendazole last night and tonight you feel itchy again is one dose enough and how long for mebendazole to take effect?
mebendazole take effect the day you take the medication.. it only kills the adult worms but not the eggs so repeat treatment maybe necessary 3 to 6 months after the first dosage ofr ask your doctor about it.
Can you take NyQuil with mebendazole?
That will be fine. The only drugs that really interact with mebendazole are seizure medicines. Remember that Nyquil will make you drowsy and lightheaded. No driving until you see exactly how you are going to react to it.
What is another name for mebendazole?
Vermox
What is another name for Vermox?
Mebendazole
Can you mix Benadryl with mebendazole?
you cant mix it! literally but you can take the benadryl first and wait 30 minutes for the effect then take the mebendazole... by doing this your making the worms sedate making them less active so they wont go anywhere in the holes in your body (eyes,ears,nose,lungs etc.) but in your anal hope this help
What happens a tragic hero makes a mistake?
The hero pays for the mistake
When a mistake happens in the process of copying DNA the result is called .?
When a mistake happens in the process of copying DNA, the result is called a Mutation.
What kind of medicines can kill roundworms?
Mebendazole Antiox
Can you give a 3 years old one dose of las-mebendazole?
Mebendazole is used to treat various types of worm infestations. According to Wikipedia, the dosage of mebendazole is 100mg taken once. This dosage is the same for adults and children (but should not be used by pregnant women). However, I am at a loss as to what the "las" part of your question relates to. Potentially, this is a form of the drug which has different dosage instructions to standard "mebendazole", so if in doubt, read the patient information leaflet in the drug packet. If still in doubt, consult your GP/family doctor. See attached link for information on "Mebendazole".
