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Ibugesic & Taxim O syrb safe for 2yr kid
Hi Doctor,
My 2 year kid had ankle sprain 25 days back.. Recently we have consulted again and they have given
Ibugesic syrub
Taxim O
Is it safe for my 2 year kid?
Because after these medicine kid is unable to walk completely?
If any side effect because of this medicine will it cause anything major on body?
Will child overcome from that?
How long it will take?
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Child is not walking because of pain. This is common when this type of incidence occur in toddler age.
Good immobilisation in beginning and then good physiotherapy will help a lot..
there is no major side effects of this medicines… loose stool, acidity are common ones…
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No these drugs are totally safe. They will help in decreasing the pain
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Yes Ibugesic plus and Taxim O syrups are safe for 2 year old kids. Please consult a senior pediatrician if the child has worsened. Pediatric Orthopedic consultation may be needed if there is a bone or muscle problem
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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5 yrs exp
Rajkot
Consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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