Bandy 200 MG Suspension 10 ML

Bandy Suspension is effective against a variety of parasitic worm illnesses. It prevents the worms from obtaining the body's important nutrients, which causes them to lose energy and eventually die. The dead worms are subsequently passed through the stool and removed from your child's body. Bandy Suspension should be consumed preferably with a fat-containing food like milk. This will aid your child's body in better absorbing the drug. Give the same amount if your child vomits within 30 minutes of ingesting Bandy Suspension. The duration of Bandy Suspension is determined by the type of worm your child has. It is usually given in a single dose. To avoid re-infection, your child's doctor may recommend repeating this dose after two weeks. However, depending on the type of infection, you may need to give your child this prescription for a few days to weeks. In this instance, you must give your kid this drug for the full number of days recommended by the doctor, as stopping Bandy Suspension too soon may result in re-infection. Some of the typical but transitory adverse effects of Bandy Suspension include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, abdominal pain, lack of appetite, hair loss, mild fever, and sore throat. It may cause bleeding in rare cases, which is a major side effect of this medicine. If the adverse effects persist or become troublesome, or if your child develops bleeding, contact your child's doctor. If your child has had any previous instances of medicine allergy, seizures, liver impairment, renal malfunction, stomach trouble, or blood disorder, tell the doctor before starting Bandy Suspension. This information is crucial for dose adjustments and treatment planning for your child.