Patient's question:
The child refuses to take medicine, urgent! First follow-up question: The child was already taking medicine, how should it be treated? Second follow-up question: The child refuses to take any medicine!Doctor's answer:
Infant and children's medications are mostly liquids, but there are also powders, tablets, and capsules. Non-liquid medications can be ground and dissolved in a small amount of warm water before being given. After feeding, give the child a small amount of warm water to dilute the taste of the medicine in the mouth and help the medicine dissolve in the stomach.If the child is troubled by neonatal diseases, family members must take the child to the hospital for immediate medical treatment to avoid blindly using small advertisements for medication. It is necessary to use medication reasonably. For parents, it is important to pay timely attention to the child's condition and do their best to help the child receive timely treatment for the disease.