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A member asked:
Can i give my two year old childrens motrin, if i gave him hylands cough n cold meds at 11:10pm it is now 2:18am and he is has a fever of 101.7 and ?
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Yes: Motrin is safe for kids over 6 months of age & can be used concurrently with cold meds.
Answered 3/3/2019
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