Patient's question:
The child is not feeling well. When they went to the hospital, the doctor prescribed Ambroxol Glucose Injection. However, it might have been overdosed. Now, the child has started having diarrhea at home and also has a high fever. I don't know what other effects the overdose might have on the baby. What kind of help do you need: What should I do if my baby, who is 6 months old, has overdosed on Ambroxol Glucose Injection?Doctor's answer:
The child's condition shows high blood count, indicating inflammation and infection. If the inflammation is not controlled, the temperature can fluctuate repeatedly. The treatment is primarily based on anti-inflammatory measures, with ambroxol being a cooling blood medication. In large doses, it may cause diarrhea in the child, affecting the digestive system. However, it is not dangerous. Currently, the child can drink more water, keep the abdomen warm, take oral Xingspi Yang'er Granules, and consider using Smecta.The above advice is for the issue of "a 6-month-old child taking an excessive dose of hydrochloric ambroxol glucose injection." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!