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My 2yr old grandchild was treated for "worms" today. i babysit for her a couple days a week in my home, and have for months. what do i need to do?

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Worm treatment: usually involves only one dose of medication, so further treatment in the short term is not necessary. Sometimes the treatment is repeated in 1-2 weeks. As an adult, you are less likely to have been infected with the parasite. Close observation of your stool habits and any unusual abdominal symptoms is a wise course of action.

Answered 2/13/2015

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Nothing special: The most likely issue would be pin worms, and normal hygienic handling of her diapers would limit any risk of spread it that setting.

Answered 2/22/2015

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