Paracetamol Drops Pediatric Drops

Paracetamol drops is a pediatric analgesic and antipyretic that is prepared for the safe and effective control of fever and pain in infants and toddlers. Paracetamol – An analgesic and antipyretic in extensive use as a pediatric, acting centrally by inhibiting the synthesis of prostaglandin to decrease fever and relieve pain that is mild to moderate in degree. Having an excellent safety record and good gastrointestinal tolerance, it is an optimal first choice in paediatrics. Paracetamol drops uses Formulated for exact fever and pain relief in infants and young children, this medication is taken orally using an approved dropper to provide an exact dose based on the child’s age and weight. Dosage: Always use the dose measured with the supplied calibrated dropper—do not guess. Frequency: As needed, administer every 4-6 hours; do not exceed 4 doses in a 24-hour period. Common Uses: Fever control – Reduces high temperature safely without causing drowsiness. Pain relief – Soothes discomfort from teething, headaches, or ear infections. Post-vaccination fever – Minimizes pain and swelling at the injection site. Colds & flu symptoms – Eases body aches and mild sore throat discomfort. Drops can be put straight into the child’s mouth or combined with a tiny bit of formula or breast milk. If the child spits out the dose, do not re-dose immediately—wait until the next scheduled dose.