Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S

Description

About

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is designed for the treatment of worm infections (threadworms, roundworms, hookworm, etc) and belongs to a group of drugs known as anthelmintics. Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S works by blocking Glucose; used by worm cells to grow, replicate and survive. Without Glucose, worms tend to die soon.

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is available in syrup as well as in tablet form and is meant to be ingested orally either with or without food. Tablets may be crushed or split in half to make it easier for ingestion by younger patients. Patients are advised to ingest Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S with plenty of water to help ease the passage of the tablet into the throat and to dilute the taste of the syrup making it easier to swallow.

Dosage is entirely dependent upon the type of worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight. Each individual may be prescribed a different dosage.Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is meant to be ingested for a short period of only 3 days. After which patients are asked to do another 3-day course of treatment with Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S to prevent any chances of reinfection.

Mild side effects such as stomach cramps, fatigue, and flatulence, tend to resolve on their own in a few days. Patients are requested to inform their physician before ingesting any other medicines, especially Cimetidine and Metronidazole as they have been reported to negatively interact with Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

Indications

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S can be used to treat:

• Worm infections 

How Does Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Work

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S works by blocking Glucose; used by worm cells to grow, replicate and survive. Without Glucose, worms tend to die soon.

How To Use Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S

TABLET FORM

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is available in tablet form and is meant to be ingested orally either with or without food. Tablets may be crushed or split in half to make it easier for ingestion by younger patients. Patients are advised to ingest Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S with plenty of water to help ease the passage of tablets into the throat.

SYRUP FORM 

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is available in syrup form as well, and is meant to be ingested orally either with or without food. Usually, patients under the age of 18 years are prescribed the syrup form of this drug. Patients are advised to ingest Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S with plenty of water to help dilute the taste of the syrup making it easier to swallow.

Dosage is entirely dependent upon the type of worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight. Each individual may be prescribed a different dosage. Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is meant to be ingested for a short period of only 3 days. After which patients are asked to do another 3-day course of treatment with Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S to prevent any chances of reinfection.

If you miss a dose of the medication, make sure you take it as soon as possible on that same day. If you don’t remember you missed the dose until the next day, do not double the dose and take your medication as per schedule as that will lead to serious adverse effects. If this happens very often, try setting an alarm as a reminder.

Dosage

Adult Dosage

TABLET FORM

A tablet or two either once or twice a day is prescribed to patients aged 18 years and above. Dosage is entirely dependent upon the worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight.

SYRUP FORM 

A teaspoon or two either once or twice a day is prescribed to patients aged 18 years and above. Dosage is entirely dependent upon the worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight.

Child Dosage

TABLET FORM

A tablet or two either once or twice a day is prescribed to patients aged 2 years and above. Dosage is entirely dependent upon the worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight.

SYRUP FORM 

A teaspoon (of 5ml) or two either once or twice a day is prescribed to patients aged 2 years and above. Dosage is entirely dependent upon the worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight.

Elderly Dosage 

TABLET FORM

A tablet or two either once or twice a day is prescribed to patients aged 65 years and above. Dosage is entirely dependent upon the worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight.

SYRUP FORM 

A teaspoon (of 5ml) or two either once or twice a day is prescribed to patients aged 65 years and above. Dosage is entirely dependent upon the worm infection, the severity of symptoms, and the patient’s age and weight. Elderly patients are most commonly prescribed the tablet form of Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

Pregnancy Use And Lactation

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is deemed unsafe to be prescribed to pregnant and breastfeeding women. If you are undergoing treatment with Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S and become pregnant, inform your doctor immediately, the doctor will ask you to stop using Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

Contraindications

Please tell your doctor if you have a history of any of the following before using Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Allergic reaction to Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S or any other drug or ingredient
• Pregnant women 
• Breastfeeding women 

Precautions 

Please tell your doctor if you have a history of any of the following before using Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Seizures/fits
• Fructose intolerance 
• Infants (aged 2 years and below)

Interactions With Other Medications

Please tell your doctor about the use of the following before using Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Metronidazole 
• Cimetidine 
• Certain antiseizure drugs 

Adverse Effects

Common Adverse Effects

Like most medicines,Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S has certain side effects which include:

• Stomach problems (such as nausea, vomiting, cramps)
• Fatigue 
• Flatulence 
• Headache 

These effects tend to be mild and resolve in a few days of taking Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

Rare Adverse Effects

If any of the following adverse effects are seen or felt, the patient is advised to immediately contact their doctor

• Changes in the color of skin 
• Blisters on the skin, genitals, and mouth 
• Swelling of hands and feet
• Sore throat 

How To Cope With Some Of The Adverse Effects

• Flatulence- Can be eased by consuming smaller, more frequent meals that don’t trigger your flatulence. Getting a minimum of 30 minutes of daily exercise has shown great results in combating flatulence.
• Fatigue- Patients experiencing this adverse effect, are advised to take deep breaths, intake tea or coffee, get a good night’s rest, and not overburden themselves for a few days.
• Headaches- In which case make sure you rest and drink plenty of fluids. Avoid the use of alcohol. Take a prescribed painkiller. Consult your doctor if the headaches last longer than a week or are severe
• Feeling or being sick (nausea or vomiting) or diarrhea –Avoid eating rich or spicy food. It might help to take medication after food. If you are sick, try drinking small, frequent sips of water.

FAQ’S

#1. Can Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Be Used If a Patient Is Having Flu Symptoms?

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is not deemed to be effective against viruses as Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is an anthelmintic and therefore works on various worms to eliminate infections caused by worm infestation.

#2. How To Store Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is to be kept away from the reach of children, in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity as that tends to ruin certain drugs.

#3. What If I Take Too Much Of Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

In case of too much consumption by accident, kindly contact your doctor or nearby hospital right away. The amount of medication that can result in severe side effects varies from person to person. An overdose results in slowing down the heart rate and difficulty breathing accompanied by seizures and fainting spells.

#4. What If I Miss A Dose Of Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

If you miss a dose of the medication, make sure you take it as soon as possible on that same day. If you don’t remember you missed the dose until the next dosage time or the next day, do not double the dose and take your medication as per schedule.

#5. How Is Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Supposed To Be Taken?

Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is available in tablet format and is meant to be ingested orally with plenty of water to ease the passage of Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S into the patient’s throat.

#6. Can I Take Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S During My Pregnancy?

No,Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is deemed unsafe to be ingested during pregnancy.

#7. What Are Common Side Effects Caused By Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

• Stomach problems (such as nausea, vomiting, cramps)
• Fatigue 
• Flatulence 
• Headache

#8. Will Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Affect My Fertility?

No, there isn’t sufficient evidence to suggest that patients experience a decrease in fertility.

#9. Is Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Safe To Give To Elderly Patients?

Yes. This drug can be easily and safely prescribed to patients above 18 years of age. For elderly patients the dosage of the drug may be lower than normal due to decreased kidney function,Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S may not be effectively removed from the body and so, in such cases, the doctor may prescribe an altered dose of the Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

#10. Can I Drive After Taking This Medication?

Patients are allowed to drive and operate other heavy machinery while undergoing treatment with Vermox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S