Patient's question:
Little face flushed red, saying there was wind in the stomach. Are there any side effects to taking this medicine? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The child spits out saliva. What kind of assistance is needed: Just want to know if there is any way to resolve it.Doctor's answer:
Press the fingertips against the child's forehead for a few seconds, then quickly remove them. Check if there is a light-colored (pale) fingerprint. If there is, it means the child's jaundice hasn't fully resolved. If the eyes are not yellow, it only indicates that the jaundice is not severe. Additionally, children with jaundice usually have normal bowel movements.Recommendations:
Administer with boiled water or sugar water, or hide it in food. Alternatively, mix it with breast milk and take on an empty stomach for the best effect.
Dosage:
- 1-3 months: 3 pills per time
- 3-4 months: 5-6 pills per time
- 7-8 months: 8-9 pills per time
- 12 months: 10 pills per time
- 3-4 years: 25 pills per time
- 5-6 years: 30 pills per time
- 7-8 years: 35 pills per time
- 10 years and older: 40 pills per time
If no improvement is observed, take another dose after 24 hours, with a maximum of three doses allowed per course. Each dose constitutes one course.