Drug Administration is a guide on how to properly use the medicine according to the patient's situation, age and conditions. Read the instructions carefully to avoid mistakes that can possibly harm the patient. It is always the best to consult the doctor if the patient's condition is unstable and needs immediate attention of the medical professionals.
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Over 6 years old, I tablet: Morning, Noon, Afternoon
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Over 12 years and older, 1 capsule: 2x a day
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Over 12 years and older, 1 Capsule:3x a day
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With Bandage: Apply to the affected area once a day
Without Bandage: Apply 3x a day
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Over 12 years and older — 1 capsule every 4 hours.
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1 year to 8 yearS old — 1 teaspoon: morning, afternoon.
Over 8 years and older — 2 teaspoons: morning, afternoon.
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Under 6 years — ½ tablet: morning, afternoon.
Over 6 years and older — 1 tablet: morning, afternoon.
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Massage the medicine on the itchy part, three to four times during the day and at night if necessary.
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The medicine is powdered, or if it is a tablet, crush it before use. Apply to the affected part, 2 times a day: morning, afternoon.
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It’s like a cream if the medicine is a cream. If no bandage or “dressing” is needed, just put a little medicine on the affected area (3) times a day. If there is a dressing or tabor, the treatment is only once (1) a day.
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Shake well first, then drop (1 drop) in the affected eye or ear: morning, noon, afternoon.
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Insert one (1) whole “Suppository” and more. Let it melt inside. Do this once (1) a day.
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This medicine should only be administered by a professional person who knows how to inject.
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Wet cotton with the medicine and let the patient inhale its vapor. Change the scent as needed.
Drug Administration(DA)21-40:SEE HERE
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