-
genera survived treatment in
various studies. In cattle,
prevalence of
anthelminthic resistance varied between anthelmintic classes from 0–100% (benzimidazoles...
- It was
introduced as
anthelminthic in
livestock in 1940 and is considered, with thiabendazole, to be the
first modern anthelminthic. The
first instances...
-
Santonin is a drug
which was
widely used in the past as an
anthelminthic. It is a
terpenoid and an
organic compound consisting of
colorless flat prisms...
-
schistosomiasis control, the
World Health Organization recommends preventive anthelminthic administration,
which is the
treatment of an
entire affected po****tion...
- hosts, dogs can be
given anthelminthic vaccinations. In the case of
intermediate hosts,
especially sheep,
these anthelminthic vaccinations do
cause an...
- chemotherapy, the use of
antifungal drugs to
treat fungal infections Anthelminthic chemotherapy, the use of
antihelminthic drugs to
treat worm infections...
-
brand name Revolution,
among others, is a
topical parasiticide and
anthelminthic used on dogs and cats. It
treats and
prevents infections of heartworms...
- diarrhea,
increased appetite and
weight loss.
There are
several classes of
anthelminthic drugs, some
effective against many
kinds of parasite,
others more specific;...
-
Aristolochia bracteolata also
known as 'worm killer' in
English due to its
anthelminthic activity and
trypanocidal effect, is a
perennial herb
growing from 10–60 cm...
-
worms that
affect humans and
other mammals, as well as plants.
Modern anthelminthics function as well by
targeting nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs)...
