experience with deworming in children

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2016
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Abstract
The urgency of the problem of the treatment of parasito­sis is not in doubt. The World Health Organization has included the control of soil-transmitted helminthiasis into the Global strategy of development. Our study of world literature has confirmed the significant prevalence of helminthiasis and their negative impact on the health and development of children. The aim of our study was to determine the effectiveness of an integrated approach to deworming of children from 3 years using albendazole preparations and sorbent. Deworming with albendazole has been effective, and the addition of sorbent to the therapy contributed to a rapid decrease in the manifestations of helminthiasis.
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Authors ;Yu.V. Marushko;Yu.I. Todyka;N.А. Zelena;O.Yu. Stepanyshchenko
Journal journal of educational and psychological studies
Year 2016
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10.22141/2312-413x.2.11.2016.77434
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