Child Takes Three AD Drops at Once, Starts Diarrhea on Third Day, What to Do About the Blisters on Hands?

Question

The child took three AD drops at once and started having diarrhea on the third day. After being given a whole bowel cleansing capsule, it improved, but then blisters appeared on the hands and head. There were no issues when given before, so there’s concern this time.

Answer

Excessive intake of AD drops in children may cause skin inflammation, manifested as changes in skin color, blisters, or bumps. It is advised not to scratch the blisters or bumps to prevent infection. During unconscious scratching at night, the nails should be trimmed or gloves should be worn for the child. This is the answer to the question “What should I do about the child who took three AD drops at once, started having diarrhea on the third day, and has blisters on their hands?”