Mebendazole 250mg + Ivermectin 25mg Tablets

Product Introduction

Mebendazole 250mg + Ivermectin 25mg combines mebendazole with ivermectin for selected parasitic worm infections when a dual antiparasitic approach is prescribed. Mebendazole acts mainly in the gut by disrupting worm glucose use, while ivermectin affects nerve and muscle signaling in susceptible parasites. It is not a general digestive medicine and should not be used for viral infections. Hygiene and contact-treatment steps may be as important as the tablet course for preventing reinfection.

How to use

Take Mebendazole 250mg + Ivermectin 25mg exactly as prescribed for the identified parasite infection. Do not repeat or combine with other deworming medicines unless advised. Follow hygiene and contact-treatment instructions.

How it works

Mebendazole disrupts worm glucose use. Ivermectin binds parasite chloride channels, causing paralysis and death of susceptible parasites.

Common side effects

Possible effects include abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, headache, dizziness, itching, rash, and fatigue. Serious concerns include severe rash, neurologic symptoms, seizures, liver problems, blood-cell changes, and allergic swelling.

Important information

Review parasite diagnosis, body weight, pregnancy, breastfeeding, child age, liver disease, seizure history, Loa loa exposure risk, metronidazole use, sedatives, and other antiparasitic medicines.