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When is it safe to give my baby pain relievers without asking the doctor?
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When the pain is...: ...Mild, of short duration, is not getting acutely worse, and is not accompanied by other severe symptoms. Some pains, such as testicular or eye, are emergent until proven otherwise.
Answered 5/3/2011
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Pharmacist: You can go to your local pharmacy and talk to the pharmacist. Pharmacists do counsel on such things.
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