I wouldn't: Tamiflu is approved for 2 wks and older but the risk and frequency of side effects are common in infants. My rule was never to use it in infants that were not hospitalizes for their illness. Tamiflu is not an antibiotic. It interferes with flu reproduction but does not kill it. Seizures and other neurologic side effects are worrisome. Confer with the kids doc as needed.
Answered 11/15/2017
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Mgt: The flu vaccination and good hand washing are preventive measures. If your baby seems ill, I would advise seeing your PCP. If your family has a viral illness, that member should avoid handling the baby until well.
Answered 11/16/2017
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