Recently, various deworming methods have become popular, including the use of pine oil. It is very important to be aware that parasites have life cycles that, in some cases, cause them to migrate to the lungs, which can lead to infections such as pneumonia. Therefore, it is very dangerous to use such substances when the doses are not properly structured or when they are not used correctly.
Before undergoing deworming, it is important to consider the following:
Make sure that the liver is functioning normally; for this, a liver function test can be performed.
Make sure that the doses to be used are appropriate for the age and weight of the person who will undergo deworming. Using incorrect doses can result in poisoning or, conversely, may not have the desired effect.
The entire family, pets, and employees who interact daily with the affected person or people must undergo deworming at the same time. If this is not done, the parasite will pass from one person to another in an endless cycle.
When it is suspected that one has parasites, the ideal is to undergo deworming for 3 months, which is the average lifespan of most parasites that inhabit humans.
When undergoing deworming, it is important to avoid consuming dairy, sugars, and cereals, as the effect will be diminished if we continue to feed these organisms.
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