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Worried about your child? Has there been tooth trauma, abdominal pain or a rash? Check the AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS’ SYMPTOM CHECKER for advice on how to care for your child and when to call your primary care physician. Then call us or page the on-call doctor for more information or if you have any questions.
If your child will need a physical this summer for camp, sports or to attend school in the fall, call our office to schedule your appointment.
We recommend you check with your health insurance carrier to verify your well coverage so we may better assist you in serving your needs.
Infants' Acetaminophen Concentration Change
Companies are changing the concentration of their medications for infants, and there are new dosing directions for these products.
For children under 2 years of age, no dose is provided on the OTC label-caregivers are instructed to call their doctor for dosing instructions.
Also, there may be a time when both the old and new concentrations of infants' acetaminophen products are in stores and also in patients' homes please take care when giving your child acetaminophen to verify which concentration you are using.
The dosing information is here.
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