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Gap between various paediatric drops
Hi - my son is 6 months old. He is given vit d3 (400 IU) 1 ml daily and vitcofol 0.5 ml. 2 days back he has fever and is given dynaclor 187 (2 ml - thrice a day) and ondokind (2 ml - thrice a day).
Today i have given vit d3 at 11 pm, vitcofol at 11:30 pm, ondokind at 12:20 am (each drops with 30 mins gap) and have to give dynaclor at 1 am.
Is the gap followed okay? Or do we have to give more gap before each drops administration? If yes, then what gap? Can i give dynaclor drops with 30 mins gap now? Please help and clarify.
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Dynaclor187 is antibiotic so while giving antibiotic stop all supplements till its course over....
You can give vitD and vitcofol together also...no problem
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Hello ,your son at 6 months of age is getting Vit D & vitcofol , what was the reason ? Was he found to have deficiency ? If it is being given in calculated doses it’s fine but otherwise as a routine this is not needed . You can expose child’s bare body to sunlight to get Vit D .And if you introduce supplementary feeding with cereals iron will also be taken care of . As such during fever stop vitamins and tonics , give only those medicines which are necessary . But paracetamol for fever should be given only after feed .Depending upon salts of medicines more rules can apply .
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