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Hi, my son of 4 years old is crying a lot due to teeth pain.. My doubt as of now is that can I use ibugesic plus syrup for him ? and what is the dose need to be administered for this boy ?
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pain may be due to dental caries in teeth that reaches pulp...Avoid self medication as it is harmful
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
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Please consult before you administer any medication to kid.
OTC medication can be given to alleviate pain but that should be done only if you can't go and see dentist immediately.
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yes u can give twice a day or sos wen needed but the tooth needs to be treated as pain will b gone untill he is under meds .. u need to treat the root cause
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visit smile time dental and implant centre shop 120 global business hub eon free zone kharadi for ur dental needs ph eight three 1 nine20 eight nine six eight
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Yes you can give syrup ibugesic kid to him, one teaspoon 2 times a day or one teaspoon whenever required. Though this is a milk tooth but u need this treated as soon as possible. Medicines will just subside the pain but treatment will do the healing.
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visit your nearest dentist and get pulpectomy done, i.e. root canal treatment for kids.The treatment will make him pain-free.
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