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Post by Em&Sam Tue Jul 08, 2008 7:58 am

Sam is 12 weeks old this week and I have been giving him 2.5ml of Calpol every 12 hours when he has needed it.
Can I increase it to 5ml now he is weeks?

Also i have just given him 2.5ml now - when can he have another dose? Would it be 4 - 6 hours time?

I know i should know but the label isn't very clear on instructions.

Ta very much

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Post by Jade&Evie Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:12 am

Hmm. I'd pop into the chemist and ask. Evie's only had it once so I don't really know scratch
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Post by Squiglet Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:28 am

Is he not well? I still only give 2.5mls to lil miss... and shes near on 6 months. She had a temp yesterday and I gave her a dose every 4 hours because when it wore off she just screamed and cried and her temp shot up to 38.5 ....Also your not supposed to give them calpol for more than 3 days in a row unless under medical supervision....remember the more you give and the more often you give it will mean your LO will build up a tolerance for the med, so if he gets a high temp in the future the calpol won't bring it down as effectively which is why doctors advise you not to over use it Smile
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Post by myballsyourchin Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:33 am

only give 2.5 if ever ..whats up with him ? x
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Post by Em&Sam Tue Jul 08, 2008 8:54 am

it's his teeth he's really chewing on everything he can and he's really irritable.

He hasn't had it often.
Doc prescribed it a few weeks ago because he was really suffering then.
I don't like to give him it but yesterday and today he's been constantly crying.

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Post by Gem & Leland Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:18 am

maybe you could try other ways ? nelsons powders are brilliant , cold kiwi / cucumber etc rubbed on his gums , a teething necklace ?

putting things in his mouth is also just a sign of him finding himself , everything goes in lelands mouth right now and he chews all the time but i havent once given him calpol for it .
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Post by 1sttimemum Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:20 am

im using dentinox teethin gel when i think its her teeth, no limit on how often thats used

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