Triclabendazole for Fascioliasis User Reviews
Brand names: Egaten
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"Flukes are more common in the U.S. now, especially inland lakes and certain rivers. Their eggs can be in unwashed water veggies, like sprouts, or when inland fish is eaten and not cleaned too well. If you happen to eat these super small things, yeah, you get fluke. It's scary, but the medication was very mild, and I took this for 2 days and the next week 2 days. Once is not the best dose because if some eggs are missed, you want them killed very soon with another dose. No side effects at all. Very good outcome."