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A member asked:
My daughter got a hold of my melatonin and ate 4 of them they ate 2.5 mg.. should i be worried?
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I would always say to be proactive, rather than worry because it never helps to worry. A 2.5 mg means to observe your daughter for now and if any dangerous symptom apart from just making sure she sleeps in a safe environment to see her pediatrician. It is however more important to prevent future access to any medication and avoid using melatonin for your daughter just because of the convenience.
Answered 1/4/2023
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