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Antiparasitic drugs are the best way to kill parasites, but it’s important to confirm the type of parasite with a doctor before treatment. Generic medications may not work for rare infections, and natural remedies should only be used under a doctor’s guidance.
The best way to kill parasites is to use an antiparasitic drug that has been formulated to target the specific parasites involved in an infection. Many pharmacies keep a wide variety of such drugs in stock, and for rare infections, people can order specialty drugs from pharmacies that specialize in such products or directly from government agencies that dispense rare drugs. People with limited funds for such drugs may be able to obtain them for free or at a reduced cost through government programs and private aid organizations.
When someone suspects they have a parasitic infection, it’s important to see a doctor to confirm the presence of the infection and determine what type of parasite is involved. Although people can see the parasites, as is the case with intestinal parasites passed in stool, many parasites can look similar, and people with no experience may misidentify the parasites, which can complicate treatment. After evaluating a patient, a doctor can determine which organism is causing the infection and prescribe the appropriate medication.
While generic antiparasitic medications are available, these medications may not always kill parasites, especially if someone has a rare infection. The most effective medicines are available only on prescription, to ensure that they are used appropriately. After completing a course of parasite-killing medication, the patient may return to the doctor for a follow-up to confirm that the parasites have been eliminated, especially if the patient has had an infection such as malaria that is associated with resistant organisms to drugs that may require a second course of treatment.
There are a number of popular cures that supposedly kill parasites, such as recommendations to eat specific foods, consume herbal preparations, or consume more exotic things like cups of oil or chewing tobacco. These parasite treatments are not recommended, because at least they can be ineffective, allowing the infection to persist and potentially develop complications, and at worst, they can be very dangerous.
For patients who are strongly against using conventional antiparasitic drugs to kill parasites, a doctor should be consulted to determine which natural remedies would be most appropriate. A naturopathic doctor, traditional Chinese medicine specialist, or doctor who is friendly with alternative medical options can identify the parasites involved and recommend a course of treatment. Again, it is important to avoid home treatment without consultation because incorrect identification could result in the wrong treatment being used.
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