Hydatid Disease
Hydatid disease is a serious illness caused by dog tapeworms. It forms cysts in the liver, lungs, or other organs and can sometimes be fatal.
Key points
- Infection begins when tapeworm eggs from infected dogs are swallowed, releasing larvae that travel through the body.
- A cyst that ruptures during surgery can spread the infection further, which is why careful removal is needed.
Medicines listed for Hydatid Disease
The listed product contains Albendazole, an antiparasitic ingredient that targets the tapeworms responsible for hydatid disease. It is used alongside surgery to help manage the condition.
