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My daughter has sores in her mouth and needs an antibiotic what do i do ?
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Really ?: Many of the sores triggered in a kids mouth come from self healing viruses. If not you would need to contact your personal doc & see what they would suggest to manage the issue. Comfort is often possible with ice chips,chilled applesauce or ice cream. A half & half mix ob benedryl with milk of magnesia relieves pain when painted on the sores with an earbud or swished around.
Answered 4/17/2020
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