Dosage and administration of acetaminophen and gentamicin granules

The baby has had a fever for two days, with temperatures fluctuating up to 39.5 degrees. The baby has taken fever-reducing medication and also been given pediatric paracetamol and chlorphenamine hydrochloride granules, along with monkey ear ring granules. At night, the baby experiences nasal congestion and wheezing during sleep, occasionally feeling difficulty breathing, as if there is phlegm, but not coughing frequently. Inquiry about whether to change medications, which over-the-counter cold medicine is more effective for fever and throat pain, and whether antibiotic anti-inflammatory medication is needed.

Master the techniques for getting your child to take medication smoothly, ensuring treatment effectiveness and reducing their discomfort.

Provide solutions for dealing with a baby’s decreased appetite and frequent defecation leading to weight loss

Offer suggestions for dealing with a 3-month-old baby’s runny nose and cough

Discuss common situations of children refusing to take medicine and effective strategies for dealing with them, especially in the treatment of hand, foot, and mouth disease.

What should be done if a one-and-a-half-year-old child, with a body temperature over 38.5 degrees, accidentally takes two doses of 30 milliliters of ibuprofen suspension within six hours?

How to deal with persistent dry cough in children accompanied by yellow mucus and nasal congestion

The dosage and administration of pediatric cefaclor granules, as well as whether it is suitable for children with high fever and diarrhea

Dosage recommendations and precautions for a baby taking erythromycin capsules