How to get cure as soon as possible? And what medication shouldi take? - #14017

Please tell everything in detail. Your age. If you’re married or unmarried. According to this I will prescribe medicine.

Hello shreya, May i know how you took Albendazole? Timing between doses is what makes the treatment effective

Correct way: Dose: 400 mg (one tablet) once — usually after food. Repeat the same dose after 2 weeks (to kill any worms that hatched from remaining eggs).

The itching can persist for a few days after taking the medicine because worms and their eggs may still be present

But If your fever is high (≥38°C / 100.4°F) or you feel weak, dizzy, or have abdominal pain,please see a doctor in person soon for examination and possibly a stool test.

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Hello Shreya Finding a tiny white worm from the anus along with fever, fatigue, and anal itching suggests you may have a parasitic infection (like pinworm/enterobiasis) along with a possible vaginal infection. This is not usually life-threatening, but it requires proper treatment to clear both infections. You should consult your gynecologist and a general physician or gastroenterologist immediately so they can confirm the type of worm, prescribe anti-parasitic medication, and continue treatment for the vaginal infection once your culture results are available. Meanwhile, maintain strict hygiene: wash hands, keep nails short, wash bedding and clothes, and avoid scratching the anal area.

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Hi Dear Shreya, Sometimes there might be Hemmorhoids causing mucositis Kindly take TAB DAFLON 500mg 1-0-1 for 7 days TAKE LOX 4% gel local application If symptoms persist kindly visit a nearby General surgeon take care

Hello dear See it seems intestinal infection which could be associated with food poisoning or dysentery Iam suggesting some tests. Please get them done for confirmation Scotch tape test Esr Stool examination Esr Sigmoidoscopy if recommended by gastroenterologist Esr Anal USG Please share the result with gastroenterologist for better clarity Also donot take any medication including albendazole without consulting the concerned physician Hopefully you recover soon Regards

Hello dear Anal itching (also called pruritus ani) can be caused by intestinal worm infections, especially pinworms (Enterobius vermicularis) — the most common cause of this symptom, particularly in adlults too

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🦠 Cause • Pinworms (threadworms) are small, white, thread-like worms. • They live in the intestine and come out at night to lay eggs around the anus, causing intense itching, especially at night. • Scratching can spread the eggs to bedding, clothes, and other people.

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Common Symptoms • Itching around the anus, worse at night. • Disturbed sleep due to itching. • Sometimes tiny white worms may be visible around the anus or in stool. • Irritation or rash around the anus from scratching.

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💊 Treatment

Treatment aims to kill the worms and prevent reinfection.

1. Anthelmintic (anti-worm) medications

Common, safe, and effective options: Medicine Adult dose Notes Mebendazole 100 mg once, repeat after 2 weeks Safe for most ages >2 years Albendazole 400 mg once, repeat after 2 weeks Take with food Tab pantop dsr once before break fast

Hygiene Measures (Essential to Prevent Reinfection) • Wash hands thoroughly after using the toilet and before eating. • Keep fingernails short and clean. • Daily morning baths to remove eggs. • Change underwear and bed linen daily during treatment. • Wash bedding and clothes in hot water. • Avoid scratching the area; wear tight-fitting underwear at night.

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🩹 Symptom Relief • Apply calamine lotion or a mild hydrocortisone cream (1%) around the anus to reduce itching (short-term use only). • Maintain good anal hygiene — gently clean with water and mild soap, then pat dry. Thanks

Hello Shreya, I understand that this situation feels uncomfortable and worrying. But your condition is highly treatable.

Kindly get done a CBC and a Stool Routine & Microscopy. Review with these reports.

Also consider a physical consultation with a Physician for physical examination.

Feel free to reach out again.

Regards, Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Med

It sounds like you may have a pinworm infection, commonly caused by small intestinal worms known as Enterobius vermicularis. You’ve already tried taking albendazole, a typical anthelmintic medication for treating this type of infection. Albendazole is generally effective, but it sometimes requires a second dose about two weeks later to fully eradicate the infection—especially if reinfection occurs. It’s important to maintain good hygiene by thoroughly washing your hands regularly, especially before meals and after using the restroom. Keep your fingernails trimmed and avoid scratching the affected area to prevent spreading the eggs. Wash your clothing, bedding, and towels in hot water to kill any lingering eggs. Given that you are still experiencing symptoms such as itching and fever, you may require further evaluation by a healthcare professional. Persistent fever can be indicative of something beyond a simple worm infection and needs to be assessed carefully. It’s critical to monitor these symptoms as they might require a different approach; sometimes a broader-spectrum antiparasitic treatment may be necessary, or there might be another cause for your symptoms. Ensure you keep the area clean using gentle soap and water. If your symptoms persist or worsen, I would strongly suggest seeking direct medical advice or visiting a healthcare provider for further workup.

Pinworm infection can cause intense night-time anal itching and mild fever due to irritation or secondary infection, but it’s usually not dangerous. Since symptoms persist after taking albendazole, repeat the dose two weeks after the first one and wash all clothes, bedsheets, and undergarments daily to prevent reinfection. If the fever continues or itching worsens, consult a general physician or gastroenterologist for stool examination and to rule out other parasitic or bacterial infections that might need additional medication.