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My 5 year old just swollowed a ranceph 500mg capsule. should i be worried?
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Not about the drug: The drug itself will not have a bad effect on the kid unless he has an allergy to it. I would be concerned that he had access to a medication that was not his and felt it was okay to take it. Take this as an opportunity to review all your medication safety procedures & have a discussion with the kid(s) about such behavior.
Answered 10/26/2019
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