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My 18 month old is taking amoxicillin. she is grabbing her genitalia and crying in pain. should i keep her on the medication. ?
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Call treating doc: I can see no reason taking this antibiotic would trigger the behavior or pain. It may be related to another treatable issue. Her doc should guide you.
Answered 3/3/2019
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