Probably OK: I don't think dosing at that level would cause any problems.However, you might consider a visit with babies doc to see if something else is going on. I have trouble placing any faith in teeth as a long term pain issue.
Answered 7/26/2012
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Yes!: Yes, you may. Just don't exceed the maximum dosage on the bottle. Are you absolutely sure your baby is teething? Could there be a possibility it could be something else? Check with your pediatrician to rule out other causes. If teething, should go away (whether you treat it or not) in just a few days. Also, its never to early to start brushing and flossing! get into the habit early.
Answered 7/26/2012
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I wouldn't : While teething can be uncomfortable it shouldn't cause pain for that long. It may not be a bad idea to have him seen. You can also try the liquid filled teethers you can buy in walmart, target etc.
Answered 8/12/2012
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Possibly: A healthy child can often tolerate extended doses of advil or tylenol, (acetaminophen) but check with your pediatrician before giving any drug to your child for an extended period.
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