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She throws out the fever medicine syrup
Everytime my daughter gets fever we try to give her crocin or paracetamol but she refuses completely or even throws out or vomits out the medicine.
And we actually waste entire bottle from 1 dose every time.
Is there any other way to make her have it? She says she doesn't like the taste and that's why it gets vomited.
Can we mix it with Honey or Frooty type juice or with hot water and try?
Really need some way to make her take the medicine please.
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Yes you can mix and give.
If still problem not solved then can use paracetamol drops also instead of syrup.
From next time give the details (age and all) of the patient not yours.
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Dr. Saima Iqtadar
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It can be mixed with honey or juices.
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