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Tell me, please, they write that before visiting the country you need to take medicines for malaria, is that so? And what medications might be needed?
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answered 13 years ago
with regard to malaria, precautions will not be superfluous, regarding other medicines, take smecta for the stomach, laperamide (in case of digestive disorders), antipyretic and painkillers (upsarin, no-shpa), keep all this with you in your purse, you yourself understand, do not God forbid that, run to look for medicines. Just in case, take some kind of antiseptic or brilliant green pencil (in case of scratches, cuts). Take care of yourself, have a nice holiday. )))
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answered 13 years ago
Well, then you need to have:
1. Levomycetin (an antibiotic that acts mainly on the flora of the digestive tract)
2. A strong analgesic (in case of toothache) - ketanov or dexalgin.
Well, a couple of sealed sterile bandages, a little cotton wool, a tourniquet, an antiseptic (cutasept or sterillium) ...
Loperamide, smecta is in case of simple diarrhea (they do not have an antibacterial effect) ... In case of diarrhea with fever and intoxication, only antibiotics and sulfonamides (levomycetin, sulfodimethoxine) ... Well, activated charcoal or enterosgel for the same purposes .
1. Levomycetin (an antibiotic that acts mainly on the flora of the digestive tract)
2. A strong analgesic (in case of toothache) - ketanov or dexalgin.
Well, a couple of sealed sterile bandages, a little cotton wool, a tourniquet, an antiseptic (cutasept or sterillium) ...
Loperamide, smecta is in case of simple diarrhea (they do not have an antibacterial effect) ... In case of diarrhea with fever and intoxication, only antibiotics and sulfonamides (levomycetin, sulfodimethoxine) ... Well, activated charcoal or enterosgel for the same purposes .
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answered 13 years ago
My God, don’t scare people like that, no one is going to poison them there, and a slight eating disorder (if the stomach is sensitive) can happen due to a change in water and food. Analgesic, you're right, it won't hurt.
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answered 13 years ago
Persons traveling to malaria-endemic areas are given personal chemoprophylaxis. A week before departure to the outbreak of malaria give delagil (or hingamin) 0.25 g 2 times. Then the drug is taken in the same dose during the entire stay in the focus and 4-6 weeks after returning 1 time per week ... Not so long;)))
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks for answers. But is it still necessary to carry out chemoprophylaxis or is it enough to take medicines with you? And in general, did anyone take any medication for malaria when traveling to Sri Lanka?
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answered 13 years ago
We traveled together, did not undergo chemoprophylaxis. Once the balcony was opened in the evening - and the child was bitten by mosquitoes - there was no living place. everyone is alive, thank God! I agree with the surgeon72: it is imperative to take a first-aid kit with these medicines, so that later you don’t run around looking for a pharmacy with bulging eyes.
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answered 13 years ago