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Introduction to Mebentel 100 Mebendazole Tablets USP 100 mg
Mebentel 100, provided by Lexaro Healthcare, contains 100 mg of Mebendazole, an anthelmintic drug used to treat parasitic worm infections. Mebendazole is effective against a wide range of intestinal worms, including pinworms, roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms. The USP grade formulation ensures high quality and effectiveness in managing helminthic infections.
Uses of Mebentel 100 Mebendazole Tablets USP 100 mg
Mebentel 100 is primarily used for:
Treating intestinal infections caused by pinworms, roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and other helminths.
Managing mixed worm infections where multiple types of parasites are present.
Preventing reinfection in areas with high prevalence of intestinal worm infestations.
Benefits of Mebentel 100 Mebendazole Tablets USP 100 mg
Broad-Spectrum: Effective against a variety of intestinal parasites, ensuring comprehensive treatment.
High Quality: USP grade formulation guarantees purity and efficacy.
Convenient Dosage: Each tablet contains 100 mg of Mebendazole, suitable for effective treatment of worm infections.
Efficient: Rapidly eliminates parasitic worms and alleviates symptoms associated with infestations.
Prevention: Helps in reducing the risk of reinfection and transmission in endemic areas.
Mechanism of Action of Mebentel 100 Mebendazole Tablets USP 100 mg
Mebendazole, the active ingredient in Mebentel 100, acts as an anthelmintic by:
Inhibiting Worm Metabolism: Mebendazole inhibits the polymerization of tubulin, a protein essential for microtubule formation in helminths.
Disrupting Glucose Uptake: By preventing the formation of microtubules, Mebendazole disrupts the parasites' ability to absorb glucose.
Inducing Starvation: The inhibition of glucose uptake leads to energy depletion and starvation of the parasites.
Eliminating Worms: As a result, the worms are unable to maintain their vitality and are eventually expelled from the host's gastrointestinal tract.