Albendazole is a temporary medication that can reduce the number of cells called white in your blood, increasing the risk of contracting an infection. It also reduces the number of platelets that are vital for blood clotting. If this happens, there are some steps you can consider, particularly if you have a low blood count, to decrease the chance of bleeding or infection.
Distance yourself from sick people if you can.Consult your physician immediately if you suspect that you may be suffering from an infection or if you have a fever or chills, cough, hoarseness or the lower back, side or backache or pain or difficulty urinating.
Use normal care with your toothbrush, floss, and pick. Your dentist, medical professional or nurse may suggest different ways to cleanse your gums and teeth. Consult your doctor before doing any dental work.
Don’t contact any of the eyes, or even the insides of your nose, unless you’ve just cleaned your hands and haven’t touched anything else.
Be cautious not to injure yourself when using sharp objects, like the safety razor, fingernail or nail cutters.
Avoid contact sports or any other instances where injuries or bruising may occur.