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getting toddler to take medicine w/o retching

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hermykne · 10/04/2005 22:30

dd has been prescribed augmentin for something - not sure what - only evident symtom is high temp whcih isnt going away, and she tells me & doc wee wee is sore - preamble sorry
got the spoonful in her mouth , she rectched belched and eventually got it up, if i give it to her in watery milk would it lose effectiveness?

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jane313 · 10/04/2005 22:34

I have the same problem so I will watch this thread with interest. I have tried medicine in yoghurtgs, fromage frais and chocolate pudding and its worked a few times. I did try it in milk once and he refused it

hazlinh · 11/04/2005 02:28

i have the same problem.
only thing that works are suppositories, for me.

Nemo1977 · 11/04/2005 07:30

have u tried with the syringe and to put a little bit into the side of her cheek? My ds wretches a lot with meds put straight into his mouth but if they go into his cheek at about 2mls a time he swallows it easier

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