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Mumsnet Discussions: Allergies : what can i give to a toddler with hayfever that isnt drowsy inducing?? (7 messages)
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Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By mad4mybaby on Wed 07-May-08 15:07:56
ds 23 months has developed hayfever. Tried giving him the equivalent to piriton but just makes him drowsy (not what i want for next few months) Any suggestions of anything i can give him that will work??
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By TartanKnickers on Wed 07-May-08 15:12:08
mine take New Era Jnr homeopathic remedy. It seems to work fine. Not sure if there is a lower age limit on it though.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By mad4mybaby on Wed 07-May-08 15:14:20
how does that come? Liquid?
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By TartanKnickers on Wed 07-May-08 15:17:57
no - it's little melt on/or under the tongue granules - really easy for kids to take.
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By christywhisty on Thu 08-May-08 00:05:55
My son was prescribed Zirtec(zyrtec?)in liquid form when he was little. You only have to give one dose a day, so if it does make them sleepy then give it before bed time and he can sleep it off.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By mad4mybaby on Thu 08-May-08 14:55:40
just got some new era stuff but it has lactose in it and ds is allergic. Anybody else???

If i was giving it once a day surely it only lasts 12 hours? Therefore giving it before bed isnt any use for daytime?
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By ggirl on Thu 08-May-08 14:58:43
my ds has been on zirtek/cetirizine liquid since 18mos,I get it on prescription but you could ask the pharmacist.


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