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- 39 Years
- 29/01/2025
Hey! So, I got Cepodem 100 syrup for my kid, but the pharmacist gave us Monocef O syrup instead. Are these two the same thing? Can I use either one for my son without any worries?
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Consult a Paediatrician
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Active Ingredient
- Both Cepodem 100 syrup and Monocef O syrup contain cefpodoxime, an antibiotic for bacterial infections.
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Usage
- Either can be used if prescribed by a healthcare professional.
- Follow the doctor's advice on brand, dosage, and duration.
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Precautions
- Consult a doctor if your son has allergies or other health conditions.
- Do not switch brands without medical guidance.
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Important Reminders
- Complete the full course to prevent resistance.
- Contact your healthcare provider if side effects occur.
- Store medications safely and out of children's reach.
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