
from Valor Life Pharmacy · Erbil
4,000 IQD
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This syrup is commercially known as Adol Children's Suspension, manufactured by Julphar. Its active pharmaceutical ingredient is Paracetamol (also known as Acetaminophen), formulated at a strength of $250\text{ mg}$ per $5\text{ mL}$.It is one of the most widely used over-the-counter medications for children to manage pain and fever. Here is your comprehensive guide to its uses and standard dosages:1. What is Adol Children's Suspension used for?Adol targets two primary symptoms in pediatric care:Fever Reduction (Antipyretic): Effectively brings down a high body temperature caused by viral illnesses, flu, colds, or childhood immunizations (vaccination fever).Pain Relief (Analgesic): Relieves mild-to-moderate pains such as toothaches (especially during teething), sore throats, headaches, earaches, and minor muscle strains.2. Dosage Guide (Adults & Children)⚠️ Critical Concentration Note: This specific bottle of Adol is the $250\text{ mg}/5\text{ mL}$ strength (meant for slightly older children), which is twice as strong as the standard infant paracetamol formula ($120\text{ mg}/5\text{ mL}$). Always verify the strength on your box before measuring.Frequency: Can be administered every 4 to 6 hours as needed.Maximum Daily Limit: Absolutely do not exceed 4 doses within any 24-hour period.Weight vs. Age: Dosing by exact body weight is much more accurate and safer than dosing by age.Standard age and weight guidelines for this specific formula ($250\text{ mg}/5\text{ mL}$) are outlined below:For Children:2 to 3 years old ($12 \text{--} 16\text{ kg}$): $2.5\text{ mL}$ (half a teaspoon) per dose.4 to 5 years old ($16 \text{--} 20\text{ kg}$): $3.5\text{ mL}$ per dose.6 to 8 years old ($20 \text{--} 25\text{ kg}$): $5\text{ mL}$ (1 teaspoon) per dose.9 to 10 years old ($25 \text{--} 32\text{ kg}$): $7.5\text{ mL}$ (1.5 teaspoons) per dose.11 to 12 years old ($32 \text{--} 42\text{ kg}$): $10\text{ mL}$ (2 teaspoons) per dose.For Adults:While adults typically take $500\text{ mg}$ or $1\text{ g}$ tablets, if this suspension must be used: Take $10\text{ mL}$ to $20\text{ mL}$ every 4 to 6 hours as needed (Maximum of $80\text{ mL}$ per day).⚠️ Severe Safety Warnings & PrecautionsOverdose & Liver Damage Hazard: Paracetamol is highly safe when used correctly, but exceeding the daily limit can cause permanent, severe liver damage.Never Duplicate: Do not combine this syrup with any other medication containing paracetamol simultaneously. For instance, do not give Adol syrup alongside multi-symptom cold syrups (like "1,2,3" syrup) or paracetamol suppositories (like Fevadol), as this easily leads to an accidental overdose.The 4-Hour Rule: Always wait a minimum of 4 full hours between doses. If the fever spikes before 4 hours have passed, do not give more paracetamol; consult your doctor about alternating with a different class of medication like Ibuprofen (Medprofen).Proper Measurement: Never use a random household kitchen spoon. Always measure the dose using the calibrated oral syringe or medicine cup included in the box to ensure accuracy.
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