Specializes in Pediatric Allergy and Asthma
Please check with your Pediatrician. The medication should be stored and used as prescribed. Monitor your child's temperature and if the antibiotic is indicated, please request a new bottle from the pharmacy. Watch for rash, fever and poor feeding.
Answered 4/27/2021
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Suspension antibiotic like that one are generally potent for 1 week at room temperature and 2 wks in the refrigerator. I would rarely if ever give that med to a 3 mo old without a clear reason why, as others are likely preferred. I would not consider this med potent/worth using in the situation described.
Answered 4/28/2021
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Agree and add 2 points . By now the indication for your Dr’s prescription has likely changed. As a general rule, the conditions a med is kept in effect it more than time. Ex: leaving an Rx in a parked car , while in a store can expose a new med to scalding temperatures. Think of meds as bringing home frozen food. Temp matters .
Answered 4/27/2021
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