Levamisole

Levamisole is an anti-parasitic medication. It works by inhibiting enzyme activity on the worm's muscles, causing paralysis and death. It is used for treating worm infections. The common side effects are nausea, headache, and abdominal pain. It is taken orally to treat ascariasis and hookworm infections.

  
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Will it be wise to use Melbild lotion for vitiligo?

Query: Hi doctor, A white patch is seen on the lower lip of my daughter. The patch probably came into being during last three to four months. The doctors are saying it as vitiligo. She is also having acne on the nose and both arms. The details of my daughter are as follows: Age 14 years, height 5’3” (1...  Read Full »


Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have gone through your query (attachment removed to protect patient identity) and I have noted your concern. The patch on the lip is definitely vitiligo. As far as treatment for vitiligo is concerned, Dicaris (Levamisole) is one of the treatment options for vitilig...  Read Full »

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