Hi. I have an 8 month old daughter who was prescribed Amoxycillin and is on children's panadol as she is teething. apparently it is ok to mix the two as panadol is not an antibiotic. I would definitely recommend you give your GP a call if you have any concerns though. Hope your little one gets better soon!
Paracetamol (which is sold under the Panadol brand, but is identical in all medications containing paracetamol) in doses designed for children, and other child-suitable over-the-counter medication, is fine in doses as recommended on the packaging, and only for the period of time recommended, unless you know your child has some medical reason not to take that medication.
Once you feel medication needs to continue or dosage needs to increase beyond the instructions, you must see a doctor to ensure there is no underlying cause for your child's symptoms which might need quite different treatment.
Never mix medication of any type, for adults or children, except on the advice of a doctor, and never give adult medication to a child. Simply cutting down an adult dose with the idea of medicating a child can be dangerous.
panadol is same as acetaminophen.
Robitussin DM
It's probably just the muscles tighten when you cough. Same thing happens when you aren't pregnant but then you don't have a baby in there taken up space. Go to the doctor and ask what cough medicine you can use.
it is considered an overdose and yes it can harm them if you give them to much of the same flea medicine.
Panamax is more suitable for anus pain, whilst Panadol is more suitable for general CNS pain. Panamax needs potassium sorbate to seep into the anus tissue, whilst Panadol will target any pain receptors throughout the body.
Yes, there are no ingredients that will interfere with each other if you give your child Penicillin and Tixylix cough syrup at the same time. These 2 medications are known to work well together when a child has a cold with a fever and cough.
No. It doesn't kill any bacteria. It has the same ingredients as Tylenol.
Dogs can have either Zyrtec or Robitussin DM (or CF). These medications are for two different purposes, they can't be used interchangeably. Zyrtec is an allergy medication, and Robitussin is a cough suppressant. Your vet can advise you of the proper medication and dose for your dog, based on it's weight and the condition your dog has.
meth does not stay in the system that long, and it has the same chemical makeup as cough medicine so there are ways of getting out of charges because of that.
Yes, "cough" is a homophone. It sounds the same as "coff," "caff," and "caugh."
Yes. You can take the same with codeine cough syrup.
CC is the same thing as a mL. Basically, 1cc = 1mL, so there shouldn't be a problem anymore when giving your cat liquid medicine. Just know that they are the same thing.