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I have earlier used 80 mg acetaminophen suppository for my 28 mths son now i can only find 125 mg paracetamol suppository. is it too strong or not ?
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Acetaminophen dose: The general recommended dose of acetaminophen is 15 mg/kg every four hours. Weigh your baby and ask the pharmacist to help you calculate the appropriate dose of medications they are selling.
Answered 4/17/2015
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