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Atorlip taken by toddler 2.5 years
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My son is 2.5 years, yesterday he took a medicine named atorlip usually given to stoke patients but he could swallow it.. I took it out.. And asked him to rinse his mouth also I made him drink a lot of water after the incident . Probably mayb outer coating went inside his body.. Bcz he was licking it .. Is this something dangerous bcz today I am seeing his pee has increased alot.. Almost 9 times he peed.. Are these two related?
Please help me.. If I should rush to a nearby dr i live in a tier 2 city where getting a good pediatrician is again an issue
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Dr. Shebin C E
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Greetings it happened yesterday so don't get worried if the child active no other symptoms need not to be worried
Kindly book a consultation so I can guide you
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