visceral larva migrans (vlm)

What is the Treatment for VLM?

The treatment of VLM generally involves antiparasitic medications. The following drugs are commonly used:
In addition to antiparasitic treatment, supportive care for symptoms such as fever and pain may be necessary. In severe cases, corticosteroids may be prescribed to reduce inflammation caused by the migrating larvae.

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