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Please tell me, could i use 2 year old chloraseptic?
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Medication risks: The biggest concern for using such medication in children is for injuries that could result. For instance,the spray form could be inhaled, and the lozenge form could cause choking or injury from biting on a numb tongue. Use Ibuprofen for pain control instead.
Answered 6/25/2014
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