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I have been feeling anxious for the past three days. I have been giving Calpol 250 mg Oral Suspension and Meftal P Suspension to my child. Can I also give Mox 250 mg Syrup?
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I have been feeling anxious for the past three days. I have been giving Calpol 250 mg Oral Suspension and Meftal P Suspension to my child. Can I also give Mox 250 mg Syrup?
Asked by Male, 38 · 2 months ago
You should not give an antibiotic like Mox 250 mg Syrup (Amoxicillin) without a doctor confirming a bacterial infection. Unnecessary use of antibiotics may cause harm and lead to antibiotic resistance. Calpol 250 mg Oral Suspension (Paracetamol) and Meftal P Suspension (Mefenamic acid) are enough for fever or pain unless advised otherwise. Please have your child examined by a doctor before adding any new medicine.
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Safety of Administering Mox 250 mg Syrup with Calpol and Meftal P
- Calpol (Paracetamol) and Meftal P (Mefenamic Acid) are used for pain and fever.
- Mox 250 mg Syrup (Amoxicillin) is an antibiotic for bacterial infections.
- Generally safe to combine, but confirm antibiotic necessity with a healthcare provider.
Recommendations for Medication Use in Children
- Monitor the child's symptoms and consult a pediatrician before adding new medications.
- Watch for side effects or allergic reactions when combining medications.
- Seek medical advice if the child’s condition does not improve.
Possible Causes of Anxiety
- Common triggers include stress, lack of sleep, caffeine, or health issues.
- Consider both emotional and physical factors.
When to Seek Medical Attention
- Urgent care needed for severe anxiety symptoms, allergic reactions, or worsening illness.
Consultation and Evaluation
- Consult a general physician or pediatrician for medication guidance.
- Consider mental health support if anxiety persists.
Answered 2 months ago