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    Doesnt suprise me I was having a similar conversation if they renamed calpol to paracetamol it would make more people less likely to give it out for anything
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    My nurse told me this when I took my dd for her jabs , she said don't give it unless she NEEDS it, which I don't but no ppl who give it just incase after jabs !

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    I heard this nearly 2years ago from my sister who is a nurse in Canada. Parents use it way too much.

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    Yikes! I was advised to give all of mine a dose of cal pol before their first jabs, was a long time ago now though 16,14 & 12 yrs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarsar3NCH View Post
    Yikes! I was advised to give all of mine a dose of cal pol before their first jabs, was a long time ago now though 16,14 & 12 yrs
    My eldest is 14, I remember being told to give calpol before jabs!

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    I've always believed that if you take painkillers without just cause, when you need them, your body will have become 'immune' and then they just 'don't work'.

    I know that paracetamol reduces temperatures, so usually only give if a child's temp is 39.0+. However I do appreciate that it is also a painkiller, so if I believe a child could be feeling unwell, then I tend to give it then too.

 

 

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