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Can someone please tell me what basic medicine and ointments to carry along with dosage for a kid 2 years 5 months old while travelling out of the city? Kids weigh around 11 Kg.
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Dr. Sushmitha Trivedi
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Gulbarga
In addition,
Cyclopam syrup for abdomen colic 2.5ml thrice a day
Silverex cream for burns
Calamine lotion for insect bites
Mosquito repellent cream
Digital thermometer
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Dr. Sakshi Agarwal
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
1. SYP CALPOL( 5ml/250mg) 3ml sos if fever is present. It contains paracetamol
2. Lanzol junior sachet(15mg) 1 sachet before breakfast. It is for gastritis
3. Syp ondam( 5ml/2mg) 2.5 ml SOS. For vomiting
4. Nasoclear drops ( for nasal block)
5. SYP montair LC kid( 5ml/ 2.5mg) 2.5 ml at night. This is for cold and cough
6. ORS sachet. For diarrhoea. For use- dissolve 1 packet in 1 litre of boiled water and give SOS.
7. Rashfree ointment for diaper rash
8. Enuff sachet - for diarrhoea
Baby moisturiser
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