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If a young driver in your house takes medication, the dose and the car keys belong together. Driving is the everyday task where one lost second costs the most.
The gap tends to open at weekends and in the holidays, when the dose gets skipped because there is no school and then someone drives anyway. Make it…
If swallowing the capsule is the sticking point, ask whether yours is the bead type that can be opened and tipped onto a spoonful of soft food. The little beads go down unchewed and the medicine still lasts as long as it should.
Inside these capsules sit lots of coated pellets, some with thin coats that dissolve early and some with thicker coats that dissolve later, which is…
There is now a version taken in the evening that only switches on around nine hours later, so it is already working when you wake. The point of it is the morning, not the night.
Most families know the first hour of the day as the worst one, because the tablet taken at breakfast has not started yet and everyone still has to…
Worry about height is one of the commonest reasons families hesitate. The answer is to measure: height and weight plotted at every review, so you are watching an actual line rather than guessing at one.
Growth speeds up and slows down for all sorts of reasons during the years a child might be medicated, and one measurement tells you almost nothing. A…
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