Full Course of Anti-Helminthic

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In a child having worm infestation, after having given a full course of antihelminthic (syp vermox), itching in the perianal region persists. What would be the next step of management?
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If the perianal itching persists, one needs to rule out pinworms that are not removed by regular antihelminthic. A stool test and a cellophane test to rule out the same are useful. If pinworms are present, appropriate antihelminthic should be given. Back to All Questions

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