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Can i mix his liquid azithromycin in soda? he has sensory issues and this is our third medication and 9th attempt at hiding his medication in 4 days.
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2 yo and antibiotics: is the issue taste?? - if so certainly soda will help mask it - my only concern might be the carbonation - flat soda might be better. Some pharmacies will "custom flavor" medications if that helps - how about apple sauce - or mixing it with a milk shake?? good luck
Answered 7/4/2017
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