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Ivermectin kills the parasites in the body by blocking their nervous system. The infection level can also be reduced by killing heartworms. However, if you are treated with Ivermectin and your heartworm medication is not working, this may not be enough to kill all of your parasites. This is why it is crucial to treat your worm infections with the proper medications.
Yes, the most common ones are nausea and vomiting. In rare cases, there can be difficulty swallowing or breathing, redness around your mouth or tongue, and an allergic reaction. In rare cases, it may make your head hurt after taking it long term. Rarely, you wake up with a headache after taking it for a long time.
The amount you should take depends on the purpose. It also varies depending on whether it’s taken internally or externally. The general recommendation for treating scabies is usually 150 mcg/kg/day orally for 3 days. For treating demodicosis or other skin conditions, it is recommended that 75 mg to 100 mg should be applied topically per 10 kg body weight, 2 times per day for 3 consecutive days.
It is most effective if the area is heavily infested with parasites. If Ivermectin hasn’t cleared the infection completely, then it will most likely come back within 1 week after treatment stops. Some parasites can only be eliminated by continuing to treat them with Ivermectin after treatment has stopped. You should wait for at least 4 weeks before retreating the same area.