How to Use Benadryl With Children With Allergies

Published on Dec 3, 2014.

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How to Use Benadryl With Children With Allergies

If your child has allergies, there’s a good chance that your doctor has suggested Benadryl to relieve the symptoms. Knowing how and when to use Benadryl is important to any parent of a child with allergies.

Consider giving your child some food or a glass of milk before administering Benadryl. Although this is not required, it can avoid the side effect of upset stomach.

If your child cannot easily swallow tablets or capsules with water, consider using the liquid form of Benadryl or the rapidly dissolving tablets or strips. To use the rapidly dissolving tablets or strips, simply place them on the tip of your child’s tongue until they have dissolved completely. Then encourage your child to swallow, or give your child a cup of water to wash it down.

Administer the dosage of Benadryl listed on the label, based on your child’s age.

Shawn Hayes

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Shawn is a dedicated health and wellness writer, bringing a wealth of experience in nutritional coaching and holistic living. He is passionate about empowering readers to make informed choices about their physical and mental well-being. Outside of writing, Shawn enjoys hiking, mountain biking, and exploring new recipes to share with friends and family.

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