I have been told by a doctor to give nurofen 2 hours after the panadol if they are still in pain or have fever but then other people have said you shouldn't. TBH I have done it and it really helped.
I have just had DS at the drs today and he has really bad oral thrush. He has had NO sleep as he keeps crying in pain constantly and if he does manage to doze for a few seconds the crying starts again. He has had panadol and Nilstat drops, and cant have anymore panadol until at least 3.30am. Is there anything else i can do to help with the pain? We are both feeling exhausted![]()
I have been told by a doctor to give nurofen 2 hours after the panadol if they are still in pain or have fever but then other people have said you shouldn't. TBH I have done it and it really helped.
Also get him onto Fast Tract 1ml and you can have the usual dose. Organic, super potent pro-biotics, which have a combination of 13 different strains, not 2-3 like the others. Fixing and preventing the root cause is the best way to go.
Kelly xx
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Thanks ladies.
mrsmac- I have been told to do that with the nurofen, and the hospital gave it to him like that once before, unfortunately i will have to wait till monday when the chemist is open again.
kelly- The fast tract sounds great. Where can i get it from? Will the chemist have it?
Here: Fast-Tract
Its not cheap but it will last and if you take it ongoing, it will prevent thrush plus a host of other problems. There have been loads of stories and studies of late about the benefits of pro-biotics.
Kelly xx
Creator of BellyBelly.com.au, doula, writer and mother of three amazing children
Author of Want To Be A Doula? Everything You Need To Know
In 2015 I went Around The World + Kids!
Forever grateful to my incredible Mod Team
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