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How much 400mg amoxicillin for 6 month old?
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See below: The pediatric dosage of Amoxicillin has a wide range from 20-90 mg per killogram o body weight per day divided into 3 daily doses.
Answered 6/24/2014
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Doc should determine: The doc will determine the dose based on the type (uti vs ears) of infection found on exam. If you are retrieving some left over from another illness it is worthless, as it goes bad 2 wks after fluid is added.
Answered 12/4/2013
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