It's generally not recommended to give decongestants to toddlers without consulting a pediatrician, as many over-the-counter medications are not safe for young children. If a doctor approves, they will provide specific dosage instructions based on the child's age and weight. Always follow the guidance of a healthcare professional and check the product label for age restrictions.
Yes, you can take Sudafed or a decongestant while taking Benzonatate. Benzonatate is a cough suppressant and does not contain a decongestant.
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None.
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yes, you can
Take a decongestant and chew gum.
You can take the basic lemsip, but not the lemsip max as it has a decongestant in it which is not safe.
Yes, It is common practice by family physicians to prescribe a combination of Amoxacillin with a decongestant, or a decongestant and broncholytic i.e. Maxifed (Pseudoephedrine/Guafenesin).
Yes if you take it rectally.
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You will need to take the toddler to the doctor to get a prescription cough medicine.
Children can safely take a decongestant like phenylephrine or pseudoephedrine along with Zyrtec (cetirizine) after consulting with a healthcare provider. It's important to ensure that the child is of the appropriate age and weight for the decongestant dosage. Always follow the recommended dosages and guidelines on the medication packaging. If in doubt, check with a pediatrician before combining medications.