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Question :
Posted On : 01 Mar 2004
Can Paracetamol or Diclofenac suppositories be recommended for Children? If yes, on what indication and age group?
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Dr. Neeladri C.
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Yes, Paracetamol Suppositories seems to be a right treatment.
For symptomatic relief of pain and fever associated with
·Teething
·Immunization
·Cold and Flu
·Earache
·Headache

Age Group: 6 months-12 years

21 years ago
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Josephine J. Tan
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yes,I would give paracetamol suppositories for infants and children without diarrhea and allergy to paracetamol and with a temperature of 39C and above. As to Diclofenac supp, i don't think i would give it as i have not seen any reports of its use in children
21 years ago
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MANGESH DAMODAR KHANDAVE
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YES' IN BEDRIDDEN FEBRILE CHILDREN
21 years ago
S
Sumaiah
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yes
children mre than 1 year incase of.. fever in:
URTI
UTI
pain e.g Muskeloskeletal

21 years ago




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