Plant sorbents in combination anthelmintic therapy

The task has been completed by choosing and using sorbents in the dehelmintization process. Objective: to determine the efficiency of detoxification in patients diagnosed with helmin-thiases. To study the combined use of anthelmintic agents and plant sorbents for endotoxemia elimination and in the dehelmintization process. Subjects and methods. There were a total of 180 patients, including 41% with skin allergy and 59% with gastrointestinal tract diseases. The patients took nemozole tablets for dehelmintization. They used in parallel plant enterosorbents, such as bran, zosterin-ultra, beet root powder. Enterosgel was used as a control. Fecal changes were monitored by histological and coprological surveys. Results and discussion. Pectins have a fairly potent sorption activity and, unlike the control (enterosgel), antibacterial, therapeutic, and nutritional effects. The use of enterosorbents is mandatory in all patients before and during dehelmintization. Patients with a family history of allergy should additionally take antihistamines.

gastroenterology, plant sorbents, dehelmintization, allergic reactions, gastrointestinal tract diseases