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21 months and have fever
Hi doctor,
My son is 21 months old and is 10kg... how much dose of p120 paracetamol pediatric oral suspension should I give to him in what frequency.
And he is having fever from yestdy night... which automatically reduced in morning... then again it started by noon... and he is sweating alone with fever...
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You can give 6 ml of P 120mg/5ml for temporary relief of fever. You can repeat after 6hrs . However it will not do anything to the cause of fever.
Give plenty of fluids
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U can give paracetamol 6 hourly .
But if fever persist beyond two days
Get baby diagnosed through proper evaluation
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consult if needed
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How much is the temperature? Give paracetamol beyond 100F. Give 7 ml P120 and you can repeat it after 6 hours if required
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