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Ive just given my 5 month old 2.5ml of allergex without reading the package insert. it says not for infants under 2 years old. what do i do?
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1/2 tsp allergex: You can watch for sleepiness, keep hydrated with fluids: water, juices and see pediatrician MD if symptoms develop. Stop any more Allergen and use saline kit OTC to clear out a congested nose if needed. After 4 years, a decongestant/antihistamine can be given.
Answered 2/13/2019
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