Patient's question:
And two weeks ago, a high fever seizure occurred again, with a temperature above 39 degrees Celsius. Among them, one episode was in January 2011, where the child had two seizures in a single day. Since then, up to now, it has been one year and nine months without recurrence. In May of this year, the child had a low fever of up to 40 degrees Celsius, but there has been no recurrence since then. The child is now almost four years old, and the kindergarten follows the custom of giving the children intestinal deworming medicine. Could you please tell me if it is safe for my child to take intestinal deworming medicine in this condition?Treatment history and effectiveness: After the child had high fever seizures, there were no adverse effects. Currently, the child is developing well, taller than their peers, and is considered a relatively intelligent child. They have a good appetite, high spirits, and are lively and cheerful.
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described. With a history of high fever seizures, pay attention to bringing down the body temperature as soon as possible if there is a fever to prevent another high fever seizure. Taking oral Vermox will never cause high fever seizures. It is recommended that you can take it, and carefully observe the child's bowel movements the day after taking the medication. The above is the advice on the question "Can someone with a history of high fever seizures take Vermox?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!