A high eosinophil count along with a cough may indicate allergies, asthma, or a parasitic infection. The best way to lower your eosinophil count is to identify and treat the underlying cause, so please consult your doctor for appropriate tests. Avoid taking any medication on your own and follow your doctor?s guidance for safe and effective treatment.

Yes, filariasis, caused by a roundworm infection, can often be cured with prescribed antiparasitic medications such as Diethylcarbamazine or Ivermectin. These medicines work by killing the tiny larvae in the blood and sometimes the adult worms in the lymph vessels, clearing the infection from the body. However, any damage already caused to the lymphatic system may be permanent and cannot be fully reversed with medication. Follow-up care and prevention of reinfection are essential for long-term management.

Swelling and pain in your testicle for the past three days are concerning and require urgent medical attention. Banocide Forte Tablet (Diethylcarbamazine) is used to treat parasitic worm infections and is not appropriate for sudden testicular swelling or pain. You should consult a doctor immediately to rule out serious conditions, such as infection or testicular torsion, and receive proper treatment.

Coughing up blood and mucus with a persistent cough lasting six months is a serious warning sign and requires prompt medical attention. Banocide Forte Tablet (Diethylcarbamazine) treats parasitic infections, and Decorate Solution (Divalproex sodium) is usually prescribed for epilepsy or mood disorders, so they are unlikely to help your symptoms. Please see a doctor immediately to determine the cause of the bleeding, which may require tests such as a chest X-ray or sputum analysis.

For young children, the most commonly used and effective deworming medicines are Mebendazole or Albendazole, usually given as a syrup or chewable tablet. It is important not to give your children any medicine without first consulting your doctor or paediatrician. The doctor will choose the most suitable medicine based on each child?s age, weight, and type of infection.

Ringworm on the face requires proper care, as it is a fungal infection. If it has persisted for four months, over-the-counter creams are unlikely to be enough. You should consult your doctor, who may prescribe topical or oral antifungal medication. Do not use steroid-based creams, as they may worsen the infection or cause long-term skin damage. Keep the affected area clean and dry, and avoid scratching to prevent further spread.