Yes this is fine. However, do not give them extra strength Tylenol (500 mg tablets). You should always given them Children Tylenol. Finally, before you do so consult with your child's pediatrician.
Antibiotics should not be used on a whim, some are allergic to them, they won't do a thing for viral infections, and excessive use of antibiotics are the reason why we are seeing more and more strains of multi-resistant bacteria that won't be killed off by antibiotics.
In short, go see a doc, and don't use antibiotics at random.
One pediatrician suggested it for one 3 year old. Ask yours. Your pediatrician wrote the prescription for amoxicillin.
you should ask your doctor first, to see if its safe
No, it wouldn't be safe - they break down after a time.
If their doctor prescribes it, yes. If not, don't risk your child's life by giving them something you don't know how they will react to or even if it would help them at all.
You should cause it sounds awesome
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== == * I don't think there is anything that will substitute for Amoxicillin over the counter. It is an antibiotic and all antibiotics require a prescription. Not even the herbals claim to be able to cure infection which is what an antibiotic does. * Go to a feed store there are several antibiotics available including Amoxicillin, usually for fish. I had a doctor say it was alright to use them when I couldn't afford the prescription.
Always get the advice of a veterinarian before giving your pet any medication other that over-the-counter cat medicine.
yes, ipecac is over-the-counter
No you cannot, you need a prescription
Nothing.
ineffective medicine
You should contact your Veterinarian for that information. Giving a cat over the counter medicine can be fatal.
Canine Gastralox is the best over the counter medicine you can give your dog for diarrhea. They sell it on Amazon.com.
Orajel mouth sore medicine.
I am looking for the answer to this question in order to decide if I should take an over the counter med which has a warning - not to take it if I am taking a prescription containing "moi."
Medicine that does not need a prescription.