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Threadworm

Threadworm is a common parasitic infection that causes itching around the anus, especially at night. It spreads through contact with worm eggs on contaminated hands or surfaces. Treating everyone in the household and maintaining strict hygiene for at least two weeks ensures full recovery and prevents reinfection.

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Threadworms are tiny white worms that live in the intestine and cause itching around the anus, especially at night. They are common in children and spread easily.

The main symptom is itching around the anus, particularly at night. Other symptoms may include irritability, restlessness, and disrupted sleep.

A single dose of Mebendazole kills the worms. All household members should be treated simultaneously, and hygiene measures should be followed to prevent reinfection.

Yes, Mebendazole is safe for children over 2 years old. A prescriber will assess suitability based on age and health status.

Yes. Complete an online consultation and, if suitable, a licensed UK prescriber will approve your treatment. Delivery is fast and discreet.

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