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Ok, my daughter is on amoxicillin 5 ml every 12 hours. she told me she took a tablespoon instead of the teaspoon. will she be ok? what
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Should be ok: You may see some diarrhea but shouldn't be a problem. return to regular dose at time med is due
Answered 2/13/2015
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Amoxicillin: She should be fine. She may get a minor stomach ache with some diarrhea but nothing more than that.
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