Hi all, my 7 week dd was prescribed omperazole liquid at first at 5.5 weeks by her GP. It was 10mg 1.4ml. She was then seen by consultant paed after GP did an instant referral as she was worried. Paed prescribed her omperazole 10mg tablet and she went on this 4 days later. The in hospital pharmacy prescribed it and told me to disolve in 5mls sterile water and syringe in and make sure any little bits of powder are mixed again and syringed in. Anyone who has used this knows how difficult it is! What we are now doing is placing the disolved granules on the teat of water bottle and dd takes them and drinks the water at the same time. This is the easiest way we have found to get most of the dose down her. My main concern now is the size of the dose. It's 10mg. It's an adult dose is it not? On the box it says "one tablet to be disolved in water and taken" however after reading other people's experiences, I am wondering was it meant to be 10mg disolved in water and 5mls to be given as they gave me a 5ml syringe? I have tried calling pharmacy department today but there is nobody there and consultant not there either. It has made some improvement but not loads and I am worried I am overdosing my baby now. She always seems very distressed for a couple of hours after having it but that may just be because it's difficult to administer and we hold her off her milk for 20 minutes after and she gets very annoyed! Anybody else had to give to it to such a young baby? And what were your doses? TIA