Are the white spots on my face caused by roundworms?

Some people have some white spots on their faces. Normal white spots should be black, and most of them are caused by the accumulation of melanin. However, when white spots appear on the face, people will think that this may be roundworms. In fact, roundworms can be cured and generally do not cause too big problems. The specific judgment should be made based on the individual's physical condition.

Treatment

1. Antiparasitic treatment:

Commonly used anthelmintics include mebendazole (Anleshi), albendazole (Enterosin), levamisole (Toxocara), and piperazine citrate (Ascaris lin, Liuyi Pagoda Sugar). For details, see Commonly Used Anthelmintics. Since ascaris generally survives in the human body for about a year, if reinfection can be avoided, ascariasis can "heal itself" in about a year.

2. Treatment of biliary ascariasis:

The principles of treatment are antispasmodic and analgesic, early deworming and infection control. Early deworming can prevent recurrence and complications. Ascaris lumbricoides acid, so you can use 2 to 4 taels of vinegar at a time, three times a day, to achieve the purpose of killing the worms. Medical treatment was ineffective and surgery was required for severe hepatobiliary infection.

3. Treatment of Ascaris ileus:

Most ascariasis intestinal obstructions are incomplete and should be treated early, including fasting, gastrointestinal decompression, antispasmodics and analgesia, intravenous rehydration, and deworming after abdominal pain is relieved. When complete intestinal obstruction develops, complicated by intestinal necrosis, perforation, and peritonitis, timely surgical treatment is required

Cure criteria

After treatment, if there are no worm eggs in the stool after 3 to 4 months, the patient is considered cured.

After

Due to the possibility of reinfection, it is best to deworm every 3 to 4 months.