Measure the dose exactly. Tableware teaspoons hold varying amounts and should not be used. Give the medicine at the correct time intervals. If you forget a dose, give it as soon as you remember it, and give the next one at the correct interval following the late dose. If you think your child is having a reaction to the medicine, call your physician before discontinuing it.
Drug allergies tend to be overdiagnosed.
Many drug symptoms such as nausea or jitteriness disappear when the dosage is reduced. Continue antibiotics until the bottle is empty. Your physician will prescribe the correct amount of antibiotic to kill all the bacteria. Stopping the antibiotic early can result in a flare-up. These medicines do not need to be given continuously.