Pain, temperature, sleepless nights, frayed nerves of the whole family - this is what the process of teeth appearing in a baby looked like in the recent past. How do you like this scenario: the baby is smiling, mom and dad are happy, everyone is resting at night. Don't believe this is possible? Then try Nurofen: it’s a real lifesaver when teething. How to use it correctly?
New rule: teething doesn’t hurt!
Nurofen - universal drug from the category of NSAIDs. It is a non-narcotic, non-hormonal analgesic. It is allowed to be used from 3 months of age. The medicine is widely used to eliminate pain, inflammation of the gums, fever and to improve the general condition of the child when teeth appear. Its composition is specially selected taking into account the characteristics of the body of small children.
This potent remedy based on ibuprofen. It will dry your little one’s tears in just 15-20 minutes, as it is very quickly absorbed through the intestinal walls and produces an analgesic effect that lasts 8 hours. The effect produced by ibuprofen is that it inhibits the synthesis of prostaglandins, and these are substances that are signaling pain and the inflammatory process.
Parents do not necessarily have to wait until their baby’s temperature rises to 38 degrees or higher. Since one of the main effects of the suspension is pain relief, it is possible and even necessary to give Nurofen during teething without fever: why should the baby suffer? The only note: in this case, the dosage should be reduced (by how much - the doctor will tell you).
Note to parents: how to properly alleviate a child’s condition?
Although this drug for children is available in three dosage forms- tablets, syrup, suppositories, suppositories are suitable for children and liquid solution. General recommendations for taking children's Nurofen during teething look like this:
- the medicine is allowed to be given 3 or 4 times a day (no more!);
- maximum daily dose- 30 mg per 1 kg of child’s weight;
- the intervals between doses should be at least 6 hours;
- duration of use of the drug - if Nurofen is used as a pain reliever during teething, then it is allowed to be used for no longer than 5 days. If it is given to a baby as an antipyretic, then for 3 days;
- Even with very intense pain, it is strictly not recommended to increase the dosage. It is better to give the medicine a little earlier (for example, after 5 hours);
- the suspension should not be washed down with water;
- Taking the drug is not associated with eating food - it can be given on an empty or full stomach.
How and for how much: dosages for different ages
How much Nurofen to give during teething depends on the baby’s weight. One serving is 5-10 mg per kg of body weight 3 times a day. The instructions indicate (and this information is duplicated on the packaging in case the annotation for the drug is lost) that the standard single dosages of the suspension are as follows:
- from 3 months to 1 year - 2.5 ml;
- from 1 to 2 years - 5 ml;
- at 4-6 years old - 7.5 ml;
- from 7 to 9 years - 10 ml;
- from 9 to 12 years - 15 ml.
Nurofen in suppositories (suppository weight 60 mg) is used as follows: from 3 to 9 months - 1 pc. up to 3 r. day (no more than 180 mg); from 9 months to 2 years - 1 pc. up to 4 r. per day (no more than 240 mg). The effect will be visible within an hour. Treatment should be carried out no longer than 3 days.
From 8 years of age, the drug can be given to a child in tablets (200 mg): 1 tablet. 4 rub. per day (but not more than 6 tablets per day). From 12 years old - 2 tablets. for 1 dose (but keep in mind that 50 to 100 mg of ibuprofen is required per 10 kg of weight).
In order not to make a mistake with the volume of the medicine, the manufacturer offers a dispenser syringe in the kit. First you need to shake the bottle thoroughly. Unscrew the cap, insert a syringe into the hole, turn the bottle upside down and, pulling out the piston, draw the required volume of syrup. Then return the bottle to its normal position, and pour the contents of the syringe into the baby’s mouth, pressing on the plunger. Just do not do this quickly, so as not to provoke a gag reflex in the child.
But this is a minus: possible side effects
Although when using the medicine in suppositories or suspensions, adverse reactions are rare and are usually associated with excess dosages, parents should still take into account that Nurofen can provoke the following complications:
- allergy . It is manifested by itching, rashes, swelling, bronchospasm, and atypical fever. IN exceptional cases anaphylaxis develops;
- disruption of the nervous system - overexcitation, headache, sleep disturbance;
- disruption of the digestive system - diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain, ulcers, gastritis;
- heart problems - increased blood pressure, increased heart rate;
- anemia, leukopenia;
- renal pathologies, urinary disorders.
Read carefully: list of contraindications
Nurofen should not be given to children who cannot tolerate ibuprofen or have a tendency to internal bleeding and suffer:
- peptic ulcer;
- inflammation of the mucous membrane of the stomach and intestines;
- diseases of the kidneys, liver, heart;
- asthma;
- decreased hearing;
- rhinitis;
- hypokalemia;
- high blood pressure;
- poor blood clotting.
What if Nurofen is not suitable?
If it turns out that the baby has contraindications to taking Nurofen or it provokes side effects, then you can replace it with other drugs with similar action, and first of all - rectal suppositories Viburkol (allowed from birth). This homeopathic remedy, which relieves heat and soothes pain.
A complete analogue of Nurofen in action is Panadol. It differs only in the active substance: here it is paracetamol. It is produced in candles and syrup, and is suitable for children from 2 months. Two more drugs with a similar effect are Dentokind and DantinormBaby. The first is produced in tablets, the second - in drops. They help eliminate pain associated with the growth of baby teeth.
When teething, Nurofen will help the baby and his parents survive difficult time without unnecessary nerves and hysterics. But it’s still better not to get carried away with painkillers. If the child’s condition allows, then you should try to use less aggressive means that act at the local level during the day, that is, cooling gels. And give Nurofen at night so that the whole family can sleep peacefully.
The drug Nurofen for children is produced in the form of sweet syrup, tablets and rectal suppositories. The medicine reduces body temperature, reduces inflammation, and relieves pain. Pediatricians often prescribe it for teething. Self-medication is contraindicated.
Nurofen as a pain reliever
The drug belongs to the group of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. The active ingredient is ibuprofen. 1 suppository contains 60 mg of active ingredient. 5 ml of syrup contains 100 mg, 1 tablet contains 200 mg of ibuprofen. Age restrictions for all forms of medication release:
- Rectal suppositories are approved for use in children from 3 months to 2 years.
- syrup is prescribed to young patients from 3 months to 12 years.
- The tablets are recommended for use in children over 6 years of age and in adult patients.
Along with paracetamol, ibuprofen quickly reduces body temperature and relieves acute pain syndrome. Positive dynamics are noticeable a quarter of an hour after taking a single dose.
Received therapeutic effect lasts for 8 hours.
If paracetamol does not help, use suppositories or Nurofen syrup.
Side effects and contraindications
The drug is well tolerated by the body, but in some cases clinical cases may arise side effects. They are temporary. Potential patient complaints are described in the instructions:
- nervous system: hyperactivity, headaches, dizziness, weakness, insomnia, sleep disturbance;
- digestive tract: stomach discomfort, ulcerative lesion gastrointestinal tract, signs of dyspepsia, gastralgia, diarrhea;
- cardiovascular system: leukopenia, anemia, rapid heartbeat, surges in blood pressure;
- urinary system: urinary retention, impaired urination, kidney dysfunction;
- skin: urticaria, skin rash, itching and swelling of the epidermis, bronchospasm, anaphylactic shock, local reactions when using suppositories.
The use of Nurofen as a pain reliever for children must take into account the following contraindications:
- intestinal, stomach bleeding;
- bronchial asthma;
- hypokalemia;
- bleeding disorders;
- ulcer, gastritis of the stomach and duodenum;
- infectious and inflammatory processes in the gastrointestinal tract;
- dysfunction of the liver, kidneys;
- children's intolerance to ibuprofen;
- hearing loss;
- the child's weight is less than 5 kg.
Nurofen for teething in infants
The use of the drug during teething is allowed only from 3 months. Pediatricians prescribe oral syrup or rectal suppositories if the baby’s gums are swollen, salivation increases, and body temperature rises. At the same time, the child behaves nervously and irritably, sleeps poorly at night and eats little (no appetite).
It is allowed to use Nurofen when the first teeth appear, even if normal temperature bodies.
Dosage
Daily doses of Nurofen syrup (suspension) depend on the age (weight) of the small patient. Pediatrician's recommendations:
- Patients 3–6 months old are prescribed 2.5 ml three times a day. The maximum dosage is 7.5 ml.
- Between 6 months and 1 year of age during teething single dose remains, but the number of daily doses changes to 3–4. The maximum dosage is 10 ml.
- For children 1–3 years old, syrup is prescribed in a dose of 5 ml three times a day. The maximum dosage of the drug is 15 ml.
- For patients 4–6 years old, the doctor prescribes 7.5 ml three times a day, but not more than 22.5 ml per day.
Nurofen suppositories for teething and inflammation relief are prescribed in the following dosages:
- At the age of 3 to 6 months (up to 8 kg), 1 suppository is prescribed every 8 hours, but no more than 3 times a day.
- Patients 9–24 months (from 8 to 12 kg) are required to administer 1 suppository rectally up to 4 times a day.
Nurofen when changing baby teeth
To make the child feel better when changing baby teeth, Nurofen is used. Most often these are syrup and tablets, which are allowed to be taken by patients aged 6 years and older. Recommended dosages of the suspension:
- For children 7–9 years old, the dosage is 10 ml three times a day, but not more than 30 ml per day.
- At the age of 9–12 years, 15 ml of suspension is prescribed 3 times a day, but not more than 45 ml per day.
If a child knows how to take pills, from the age of 6 you can give him the tablet form of the drug. The optimal dose is 1 piece. three times a day (every 8 hours) even in the absence high temperature bodies. The recommended course of treatment for all forms of Nurofen varies from 3 to 5 days, depending on the intensity of the symptoms that occur during the eruption or replacement of baby teeth.
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Parents often use Nurofen during teething. Let us tell you in more detail whether this medicine can be given to children, how often and what dose is recommended by pediatricians. After all, accept medical supplies thoughtlessly, especially in childhood, it is forbidden. You must strictly follow the instructions and first carefully study all the indications and contraindications.
Pain during the appearance of baby teeth accompanies most children. In addition, other symptoms are also characteristic during this period. You can eliminate them using various means. Nurofen is considered one of the most popular today.
Composition and release form
The drug is based on the active substance – ibuprofen. It is designed to relieve pain, eliminate inflammation and lower temperature.
The company has developed various options medicine that is used for a variety of age categories. In this case, precise dosages are used, selected depending on the child’s weight.
Children's Nurofen
For babies, suitable forms are:
- Rectal suppositories, which contain only 60 mg of ibuprofen, also have Excipients in the form of fats. They facilitate easy administration of suppositories into anal passage and accelerated dissolution. Their advantage is that it is sometimes easier to offer infants the medicine in this form rather than force them to drink a suspension. But you won’t be able to change the dose if necessary. Designed for children from 3 months to 2 years.
- Syrup can also be used to treat three-month-old infants and up to 6 years of age. This option They are sold immediately with a special syringe, which helps to easily adjust the dosage of the product. Includes, except active substance, water is also present, lemon acid, domiphene bromide, maltitol syrup and flavorings. The drug acts as a pain reliever, relieves inflammation of the gums and relieves general state. Due to the absence of sugar in the syrup, it can be given to diabetics. The taste of the syrup is pleasant and easily tolerated by the child. The only drawback is that due to flavorings it sometimes causes allergic reactions.
The pediatrician should decide which option to give to the baby. Also strictly follow the recommended dosage according to age or weight.
For adults
But these are not all forms of release thought out by manufacturers. There are also other options for the drug:
- tablets - ordinary for oral use, effervescent, with different dosages or additional components;
- capsules - similar in composition, but their action is faster;
- gels for external use.
Depending on the amount of the main substance in one tablet, the following options are distinguished:
- Nurofen Active Express, Neo, Ultracap – 200 mg of ibuprofen each;
- Forte – contains 400 mg, should be used carefully, not exceeding the recommended amount daily dosage;
- Nurofen Plus - thanks to the addition of codeine in an amount of 10 mg, the analgesic effect increases significantly, can be used if there is no fever.
Indications and contraindications
Do not use medications thoughtlessly and without a doctor’s prescription. And before using them, always carefully read the instructions. We list the main cases when pediatricians and therapists prescribe Nurofen:
- during teething in infants;
- in any situations when a person’s body temperature is elevated;
- pain syndromes of different origins;
- neuralgic pathologies, migraines;
- ENT diseases;
- for ARVI, influenza and others inflammatory processes;
- after vaccinations;
- for arthritis, osteochondrosis, postoperative conditions in adult patients.
Always remember that in some cases Nurofen, like many other drugs, is strictly prohibited or this is done under the strict supervision of doctors:
- during pregnancy and lactation;
- for individual intolerance active ingredients drug or if you are prone to allergic reactions;
- diseases gastrointestinal tract;
- heart pathologies and circulatory system;
- liver failure;
- kidney problems;
- increased arterial pressure;
- in cases of hearing or vision pathologies;
- for hemophilia;
- if bronchial asthma is observed;
- for lactose intolerance.
Nurofen is usually easily tolerated by both children and adults. But if you notice that your baby has any unpleasant symptoms, you should stop giving the medicine and consult a doctor. Among adverse reactions caused by intolerance to individual components or overdose, the following are noted:
- general weakness, drowsiness, lethargy;
- bowel movements, abdominal pain;
- allergic reactions;
- disorders from nervous system(headaches, sleep disturbances, dizziness);
- various symptoms kidney diseases;
- hypertension.
To avoid such troubles, you should strictly follow your doctor’s recommendations and not exceed the prescribed dosages.
Can Nurofen be given during teething and how often should it be given?
When milk units appear, children often suffer painful sensations. Also at this time, the gums become inflamed and the body temperature rises. To alleviate this condition, it is recommended to give an anesthetic drug that can eliminate all the mentioned symptoms at once.
It is believed that until the thermometer readings are 38-38.5, no antipyretics should be given. But there is another opinion - if the child feels unwell or feels severe pain, then it is worth giving the medicine even at low values.
Sometimes doctors prescribe Nurofen for teething without fever. After all, the drug can eliminate pain, reduce inflammation of soft tissues and make it easier to endure this process. As a result, the child’s appetite and sleep improve, and he becomes less capricious and restless.
At the same time, it is important to comply correct dosages:
- At the age of 3 to 6 months, it is permissible to use no more than 2.5 ml three times a day. In this case, the time between each dose of the medicine is at least 8 hours.
- Children under one year old are given a suspension in the same dosage, but 3-4 times a day.
- From 1 to 3 years, the amount of the drug is increased to 5 ml, but used with the same frequency, leaving 6-8 hours between doses.
- At the age of 4-6 years, a dose of 7.5 ml of syrup per dose is permissible.
- After 6 years, pediatricians allow switching to the tablet form of the drug or recommend giving a suspension in an amount of 10 ml (7-9 years) or 15 ml (10-12 years).
It should be remembered that in any case, 6-8 hours or more should pass between doses of Nurofen. Do not give medicine unless necessary. It is also important to clarify how many days it is permissible to lower the temperature during teething. So, doctors insist that parents call a pediatrician if high thermometer readings last longer than 2-3 days or reach dangerous levels (39-40 degrees).
Analogs
Although Nurofen is relatively safe and effective means, sometimes there is a need to replace it with some other medicine. In this case, pay attention to similar drugs:
- With the same active substance– Ibunorm Baby, Motrin, Maxicold, Ibuprofen, Advil, Bofen, Imet, Dolgit, Brufen Forte, Ibufen.
- With a different composition - Panadol, Calpol, Efferalgan.
- Special means created for local impact on the child’s gums during teething - Dentokind, Dentinox, Kalgel, Cholisal, Pansoral, Baby Doctor, Dentol, etc.
In any case, try to strictly follow the instructions and not exceed the recommended dosages. It is strictly prohibited to give any medications to children without a doctor’s prescription.
Video: Nurofen for teething.
Price
The cost of the drug is relatively low. In pharmacies the range is different shapes release fluctuates within the following limits:
- tablets 200 mg, 10 pieces per package – 80-100 rubles;
- capsules – 300 rubles;
- Nurofen Forte – 100 rubles;
- syrup for children from 3 months – 220-250 rubles;
- rectal suppositories– 120-150 rubles.
Some analogues will be cheaper, but in this case What is important is the effectiveness, safety of the drug and the individual tolerance of the active components by the child’s body.
The first signs of teething appear in children from 4 to seven months. During this period, they can become quite moody and cry often. Their temperature may rise, increased salivation and runny nose, which often leads to diarrhea.
Young mothers often ask the question: “Can Nurofen be given when teething?” Yes, Nurofen will relieve pain during teething.
Formation oral cavity begins before birth, but remains in its infancy. There are no clear deadlines for teething. It depends on individual characteristics. Sometimes there are cases of birth with one tooth.
The process of teething is quite painful, and children are still very young and very capricious. In rare cases, this process is painless, and you can determine that a tooth is cutting only by the appearance of saliva and the desire to scratch the gums. The use of Nurofen during teething without fever is recommended only if the baby feels pain.
Medicines have now been developed that can be used by very young children. Which of them can be used and how to do it correctly?
It is produced in several forms:
- Pills;
- Candles;
- Suspension.
Children's drug - syrup has an orange or strawberry smell and White color. Sometimes candles are used. The main component in their composition is Ibuprofen. It is produced in bottles of 100 ml and 150 ml. Nurofen suppositories are rarely used during teething.
According to their own pharmacological properties it can relieve pain, reduce body temperature and has anti-inflammatory properties. Its effect occurs within 8 hours.
Nurofen can be prescribed to children from three months of age. This allows it to be used as a pain reliever during teething. It is recommended to consult a specialist before using this drug on children at an early age.
In any case, before choosing medicinal product, For children, consult your doctor. Nurofen should not be given to children if you have already given other medications.
There are several restrictions on the use of Nurofen:
- If there increased sensitivity to "Ibuprofen";
- Intolerance to at least one component of Nurofen;
- In the event that children are this moment are sick - hives, rhinitis or asthma attacks are observed, especially if diseases occur after taking acetylsalicylic acid;
- Any diseases or disorders of the stomach and organs associated with it;
- For diseases of the blood and kidneys.
The appearance of a child in a family is always accompanied by joy, a feeling of love and pleasant worries. But from the very first days, parents have new concerns. Moms and dads worry most about the health and development of the baby. In the first year, most babies start teething. This event makes new parents very happy. By the first anniversary, the baby may have one or more incisors. Often this natural process accompanied by disturbing symptoms. This is normal, but the baby’s condition can be alleviated with the help of modern medications. In such situations, doctors recommend giving the baby Nurofen for children. When the medicine copes with its task quite effectively. You can learn more about this from today's article.
in babies
When every attentive parent notices this in a baby. The baby becomes capricious and whiny. He loses his appetite and his mood drops: nothing pleases the little fidget. If during the day mothers somehow cope with these signs and distract the whim, then at night the intensity of anxiety increases.
Many babies sleep poorly during teething: they moan in their sleep, grunt, kick their legs and pull at their gums. Children often develop a fever and diarrhea. All this is not so dangerous if there are no other signs of illness. During this time, immunity decreases, which can lead to a runny nose, cough and additional infection.
Effect of the drug "Nurofen", composition and types
Before giving Nurofen during teething, you need to study this drug thoroughly. The medicine is available in adult and pediatric forms. The latter is divided into tablets, suppositories and suspensions. The main active ingredient of all types of the drug is ibuprofen. Suppositories contain 60 mg of the substance in one suppository. 5 milliliters of syrup contains 100 mg of ibuprofen. The tablets contain 200 mg of the medicinal substance.
The drug "Nurofen" is used for teething as a pain reliever. At its core, ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesic. The active component inhibits the synthesis of prostaglandins, which causes pain. The effect of using the product is noted within the first half hour.
When should a child be given Nurofen during teething?
All types of the drug "Nurofen" are used for children only after three months and only as prescribed by a doctor. If your child is concerned about teething symptoms, do not be lazy to contact your pediatrician. It is important to know how to give this medicine to your baby correctly and in what dose. The main indications for which doctors prescribe Nurofen (for teething) are the following situations:
- temperature increase;
- severe pain in the gums;
- inflammation of the tooth eruption area;
- restless sleep (caused by gum pain);
- refusal to eat.
The use of the drug is also indicated for symptomatic treatment viral and bacterial infections. The medicine is used for headaches, toothaches, myalgia, and neuralgia.
Contraindications to the use of the drug in children
The medicine "Nurofen" is never used (for teething and for other indications) if there is an individual intolerance to the components. It is worth remembering that medications contain not only ibuprofen. For example, tablets contain sucrose, and syrup contains sweeteners and flavors. The use of the medicine is contraindicated in children who have illnesses digestive tract(ulcers, erosions, colitis). Nurofen is not prescribed to children with heart failure, hypertension, renal or liver failure. You should not use the medication in any form if you have previously experienced an allergy to acetylsalicylic acid preparations. Hearing loss, hemophilia, bleeding unknown origin, lactase deficiency is a reason to refuse this medication.
Method of using the medication
How to give Nurofen to a child? When teething in babies, it is preferable to use a suspension and suppositories. They are used after three months, but before this age such a problem most likely will not arise. The dosage of the medicine is determined according to the age and body weight of the baby. One serving is 5 to 10 milligrams of ibuprofen per kilogram, up to 4 times daily.
- Children from 3 months to one year are prescribed 2.5 ml three times.
- After a year (up to two), use 5 ml three times at equal intervals.
- From 4 to 6 years old, doctors prescribe 7.5 ml for three times.
- From 7 years to 9 years old, 10 ml is prescribed three times a day.
- Children under 12 years of age are recommended to take 15 ml three times at a time.
Eruption of permanent teeth
The painful syndrome may also be accompanied by the appearance permanent teeth in children. This happens at the age of 6-10 years. During this period, children can already tell what exactly is bothering them. If you previously gave Nurofen for other reasons, you can now use it. From the moment the child turns 8 years old, you can give the medicine in tablet form. You can also use the usual suspension. Suppositories are no longer used at this age, as they contain a small dose of the active substance.
Tablets are given to children one at a time 4 times a day at regular intervals. It is not recommended to give your baby more than 6 tablets per day, otherwise overdose symptoms will occur. The medicine does not require preliminary crushing; it is washed down sufficient quantity water. After 12 years, the drug can be used in double dose: 2 tablets at a time. The frequency of application will be 3-4 times.
Is it possible to give the drug in adult form to a child?
It happens that the baby is allergic to the sweetener that is in suspension. Is it permissible to give the baby pills in this case? Is it possible to apply adult form medications?
The drug for adult patients is available in minimum dosage 200 mg. Children's Nurofen has the same amount of ibuprofen. When teething, as in other situations, a child weighing 10 kilograms requires 50-100 mg of the active ingredient. This means that it is necessary to divide the tablet into 2-4 parts. The shape of the pills does not allow this. There is no dividing line on the tablets, you can cut the pill unevenly, thereby violating the established dosage. Doctors do not recommend using tablets for children. Follow the advice of pediatricians and use the medication in the prescribed form.
It is allowed to use tablets only for those children who are indicated to use a single dose of the drug of 200 mg. The body weight of such a child should be at least 20-40 kg.
Adverse reactions generate negative reviews
You already know how to use the analgesic Nurofen ( baby syrup). Instructions for use are provided for your reference. Often it is this form of the drug that causes allergies in children. It manifests itself as hives, spots on the skin, and itching. In all these situations, you need to stop the medicine and consult a doctor. Negative reviews This is why suspensions arise in most cases. Parents of children say that after such pain treatment they had to long time give the child sorbents. In some children, taking Nurofen required gastric lavage.
Adverse reactions can also manifest as dyspepsia: the baby experiences abdominal pain, increased gas production, and vomiting. Often accompanied by headache, drowsiness, or, on the contrary, increased excitability. When using large doses of medication, you may experience renal failure or pathology of the urinary system.
"Nurofen" for teething: reviews
What opinions do you most often form about yourself? this medicine? Does the medication help? Many parents talk about giving Nurofen at night. When teething, this tactic allows the baby to sleep peacefully and not suffer from discomfort. Statistics show that the effect of the drug occurs quickly. After 15-20 minutes the child ceases to be bothered by pain. The effect of the medicine lasts no more than 8 hours. If the baby sleeps more (which is normal for small children), then by the morning his teeth will begin to bother him again. In this case, parents can give the medicine again, and sweet Dreams crumbs will continue.
Doctors say that the annotation describes in detail and clearly how to use Nurofen for children (syrup). Instructions for use and dosage are also indicated on the bottle itself (in case the package with the annotation is lost). It is important not to exceed the established standards. If the child has severe pain, it is better to give a second dose earlier (for example, not after 7-8 hours, but after 5). But never give more medicine. This can have a bad effect on the hematopoietic organs and urinary system.
What can we say in conclusion?
So, you know whether Nurofen can be given during teething. If the baby has a fever caused by the appearance of incisors, then using the drug is not only possible, but also necessary. However, before doing this, you should consult a doctor. The medicine "Nurofen" is not used for more than five days in a row as an analgesic. If, after the specified time, the symptoms that bother the child persist, you should show the baby to the pediatrician to choose further tactics.
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