6 year old children have never taken insecticide, do they need to take it?

Children do not need to take insecticide.

First of all, the medicine is for the disease, you can't take the medicine by yourself, and you need to follow the doctor's advice if you need to take the medicine.

Let's talk about the insecticide you mentioned, this is a few decades ago, China's medical and health conditions were poor, especially in underdeveloped areas, many residents did not have good eating habits, such as washing hands before and after meals, or washing and not washing, will bring a lot of germs into the mouth, and the disease from the mouth is said to be such a situation. The external sanitation environment is not good, and the personal hygiene habits are not good, which leads to many people being infected with parasites, so it was popular to give children insecticides at that time.

Nowadays, medical and health care has made great progress, and it is rare for children to be infected with parasites. If the child has symptoms and is brought to the hospital, the doctor will do a series of tests such as stool routine to find out that there are really worms and will prescribe it. Don't give your child insect medicine without authorization.

The need for insecticide should be determined based on the results of the examination. When the older generation reached the age, everyone asked to take insecticide because of the environment at that time, because the conditions were more difficult at that time, and the sanitary conditions of children were relatively poor, and they were prone to parasites, so they had to take insecticide. Now the sanitary conditions are very good, it is not easy to produce parasites, and there is no need to force the insecticide

In the past, the living environment was poor, and dietary hygiene was often neglected, so there would be some parasitic infections, and almost all children had to take anti-worm medicine.

But now that life is better, parents pay great attention to their children's upbringing and hygiene, and the incidence of parasitic diseases is getting lower and lower.

Therefore, if the baby is not sick or has no insects, there is no need to take insect medicine at all.

In addition, the deworming medicine is mostly metabolized by the liver, and the baby's liver is not yet mature, and taking the medicine without authorization is likely to cause liver damage.

Need to eat, best every autumn.

Yes, there are fewer parasitic infections in children now, and the worms are not as big as before, but it doesn't mean that roundworms are extinct. Children are playful and do not know much hygiene, so it is necessary to get insects regularly. I give my baby pagoda candy every year.

It's like saying that it's best not to use antibiotics for children, it's also bad for the kidneys, but in case of pneumonia or something, don't you still need to use it, I can only say that in the case of nothing, of course, it's best not to use medicine, but if you need to use medicine, you still need to use medicine, so it's better to listen to the advice of a professional doctor. Under 2 years old, deworming should be cautious.

It's okay to be over two years old.

But not too often, generally once a year, because anthelmintics have a certain immunomodulatory effect. You can choose to use "intestinal worm clear" (albendazole) 200mg, which can be taken once at bedtime. You can also choose mebendazole, oxbendazole and so on.

When is the best time to fight insects? Experts believe that it is autumn. According to the life history of roundworms, although children can be infected with eggs all year round, summer is the most likely.

If you suck your fingers, the eggs will enter the body, and after a period of evolution, they will finally become worms that settle in the small intestine in autumn.

In order for oral anthelmintics to be in full contact with parasites in the intestines, it is advisable to take them on an empty or semi-fasting stomach. It is not advisable to drink alcohol and eat more fatty foods during the period of taking the drug to prevent it from promoting the absorption of the drug and reducing the efficacy of the drug. It is better to take it 1 hour before going to bed or after meals, and try to have a bowel movement in the morning.

People attach great importance to intestinal parasites in children, but they pay little attention to the examination and deworming of adults, believing that urban people will not suffer from parasitic diseases if they have good sanitary conditions, and some people even think that adults will not develop intestinal parasitic diseases.

Don't think that children only get insects at a certain age, in fact, adults and children have equal opportunities. Also, the insects don't have to have obvious symptoms, and if the insects are not too severe, the insects can be with you unnoticed.

Therefore, it is very common for adults to suffer from intestinal parasitic diseases. Adults with intestinal parasitic diseases can develop malnutrition, anemia and digestive disorders that threaten their health.

Therefore, adults should also refrain from drinking raw water and eating unclean food; In addition, it is necessary to wash hands before eating and after using the toilet to reduce contamination, which is a necessary way to prevent the spread of parasites. Adults with symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, and dyspepsia should consider the possibility of intestinal parasitic infection.

Deworming is usually done after 2 years of age**. Parasites are generally not infected before the age of 2 years. If it is deworming, it is best to choose intestinal worm clearing. In general, deworming once a year is sufficient.

It is better to consult a professional doctor.

Hello, children eat a lot of fresh vegetables and fruits, which inevitably carry roundworm eggs, and there is more chance of infection with roundworms. Children under the age of 8 can take insecticides if they have the following symptoms, once or twice a year

1. Children often complain of stomach pain, especially around the umbilicus, like to rub and press, and still play as usual when there is no pain; 2. Children are prone to wake up, grind their teeth and drool at night; 3. There are often pale white almost round or oval patches on the face and neck of children, with fine gray-white scales on them, which are commonly known as "insect spots"; 4. For no obvious reason, the child's ** often recurs "wind pimple" (urticaria); 5. The child has a loss of appetite, some children have partial eating or different eating, and the child likes to eat some strange things such as paper, cloth, etc.; 6. Worms compete with children for nutrients in the intestines, which can affect the growth and development of children, leading to malnutrition and anemia; 7. When the larvae migrate, cough, chest pain, asthma, dyspnea, increased body temperature, itching, and eosinophilia in the blood can occur; 8. Adult worms in the intestine can cause parasitic intestinal obstruction, appendicitis, peritonitis and other comorbidities.

See your doctor's advice. Don't give your child medicine yourself.