Protecting Child from Worm Infestation and Promoting Health
Learn how to protect your child from worm infestation, promote healthy practices, and participate in National Deworming Day for better educational outcomes, cognitive development, and physical growth. Ensure deworming on 10th August 2018 and the mop-up day on 17th August 2018 to prevent anemia, nutritional impairment, and other health issues.
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Educational Outcomes Cognitive Development Nutritional Uptake Physical Growth
Ways of Protecting Your Child from Worm Infestation Keep your surroundings clean Wash fruits and vegetables with clean water Wear shoes Ensure that your child is dewormed on 10 August 2018 10 August 2018, National Deworming Day Always drink clean water and keep food covered Don t defecate in the open. Always use a toilet Wash your hands with soap, especially before eating and after using the toilet Keep your nails short and clean
Controls anemia Improves nutritional uptake Improves concentration and capacity to learn Helps improve work potential and livelihood opportunity Benefits the community
National Deworming Day 10 August 2018 All children aged 1 19 will be dewormed using the safe and beneficial albendazole tablet
10 August 2018 W o r m I n f e s t a t i o n C a n C a u s e Anemia Nutritional impairment Loss of appetite Weight loss Stomach ache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea All children aged 1-19 must be dewormed this National Deworming Day.
National Deworming Day 10 August 2018 How do worms spread? 1 An infected child contaminates soil with feces containing worm eggs. These eggs develop into larvae in the soil. 2 3 Other children are infected by eggs ingested through food or dirty hands, or by larvae In an infected child, eggs and larvae develop into adult worms, which produce eggs and have an ill effect on
Ensure that your child is dewormed on 10 August 2018 10 August 2018, National Deworming Day
Ensure that your child is dewormed on 17 August 2018, 17 August 2018, mop-up day
10 August 2018 17 August 2018 National Deworming Day Mop-up Day 19 will be dewormed at all schools and National Deworming Day. Children who dewormed on National Deworming Day due to absenteeism should be dewormed on mop-up day.
id you know? National Deworming Day Intestinal worms are parasites that thrive on nutrition from human intestines, which results in anemia, poor nutritional 17 August 2018 Mop-up Day intake, and impaired growth.
National Deworming Day 10 August 2018 What if a child could not be dewormed on National Deworming Day? Children who could not be dewormed on National Deworming Day due to sickness or absenteeism should be dewormed on
National Deworming Day 10 August 2018
17 August 2018 10 August 2018 Mop-up Day National Deworming Day
National Deworming Day 10 August 2018
