Pin-X

Pin-X treats intestinal worm infections (Pinworms). It is given as a one time dose.

Pin-X Overview

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Pin-X is an over the counter medication used to treat Pinworm intestinal infections in adults and children. Pin-X belongs to a group of drugs called anthelmintics. It works by paralyzing the worms so they can be removed naturally in the stool.

This medication comes in a solution and in a chewable tablet and is taken once as a single dose. 

Common side effects of Pin-X include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal cramps.

 

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  • Ancylostomiasis
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Generic

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Pyrantel

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Pin-X Drug Class

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