🤧💊 Czech List Before Giving Your Love Child "Antihistamines": How to Choose to Be Safe?

Open the medicine cabinet, prepare to feed the child...Slow down! Let's chase down the 3 easy steps to make sure you get the right and safest medicine.

1️⃣ Step 1: Czech Symptoms...Lost or cold?

First, you have to separate the fight because it's very similar.

• Probably "allergic": If the snot is clear, sneezes often, itches / noses and often lives when there is dust or air change.

👉 This is the antihistamine.

• Probably a "cold": if there is a fever, a yellow or green condensed nose, a cough, or a seep, less edible.

👉 The antihistamine is not the main one, and the infection needs to be taken care of instead.

2️⃣ Step 2: Choose a Safe Drug (New Version VS Old Version)

This is very important to the child's brain and respiratory tract.

✅ Always choose a "new generation" (2nd Generation): such as Cetirizine or Loratadine.

• Safer, less sleepy, and more importantly, "do not make sputum sticky."

❌ Avoid "older models" in young children: e.g., CPM

• Because of the risk of thickening sputum, the child will be difficult to cough and may have side effects on the child's brain.

3️⃣ Step 3: Precautions and Primary Care

Not every snot must always end with medicine.

• ❤️ Czech Necessity: If you can still play, eat, sleep normally, you may not need to rush to use medicine.

• 💧 Try not to use medicine first: Drinking enough water, washing your nose and resting. Many times, the symptoms have improved.

• ⚠️ Children under 2 years old: Be extra careful! Consult a doctor or pharmacist to calculate the dose according to body weight as accurately and accurately as possible.

In a nutshell: isolate the disease, choose a new version of the drug, and always consult a specialist before entering it for the safety of the little one. ❤️

# Take medicine to be # Antihistamines # Allergy in children # Child health # With a cold