Supportive Treatment Journey - How Stromectol Helped Karina During Recovery
Karina Dmitrieva is 11 and a half years old. Always active and cheerful, the girl has spent the last year under IV fluids and medical supervision. Karina's health problems began in December 2020. The child started having headaches, nausea and vomiting. Doctors suggested that her stomach wasn't normal, and prescribed a treatment. But time passed, and the girl was getting worse. Her gait became unstable, one eye began to squint, then the other, there were pains in her neck - such that the child cried at the slightest movement.
Thanks, says mother Olga, there was a good doctor in our village who sent Karina to Kaliningrad for an examination. There, in the hospital, she had an MRI and called her parents: "Come immediately, the girl has a tumor in her head!"
7.04.2025 / Following the diagnosis, Karina was transferred to a specialized clinic where the tumor was closely monitored. As doctors explored treatment options, her immune system weakened, making her vulnerable to opportunistic infections. During her recovery phase, she experienced a parasitic skin condition, and physicians introduced Stromectol as a part of her supportive care. Administered in doses such as Stromectol 3mg or 6mg, ivermectin tablets—also marketed as Iverjohn or Ivermectol—proved effective for scabies management. Although ivermectin for humans is typically used for lice and other parasitic issues, in Karina's case it helped prevent further complications. With careful dosing, sometimes using Stromectol 12mg when appropriate, her condition stabilized. While Stromectol over the counter is not always advised, under medical guidance, it became part of the strategy to help Karina regain her strength.