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Related Faqs

Can Lupase be given in children?

Yes, Lupase can be given to children. Just like adults, even children need to be given a sufficient amount of fluids while on treatment with Lupase. When giving it to infants aged 12 months or less, you can open the capsule and empty the contents directly into the infant’s mouth. Following this, you can feed breast milk or infant milk formula to your baby. However, do not mix the medicine directly into the formula or breast milk. Also, be cautious to see that the baby swallows the entire medicine and nothing is retained in the baby’s mouth, as it can cause irritation in the mouth.

Can Pancrehenz be given in children?

Yes, Pancrehenz can be given to children. Just like adults, even children need to be given a sufficient amount of fluids while on treatment with Pancrehenz. When giving it to infants aged 12 months or less, you can open the capsule and empty the contents directly into the infant’s mouth. Following this, you can feed breast milk or infant milk formula to your baby. However, do not mix the medicine directly into the formula or breast milk. Also, be cautious to see that the baby swallows the entire medicine and nothing is retained in the baby’s mouth, as it can cause irritation in the mouth.

Can Panstal be given in children?

Yes, Panstal can be given to children. Just like adults, even children need to be given a sufficient amount of fluids while on treatment with Panstal. When giving it to infants aged 12 months or less, you can open the capsule and empty the contents directly into the infant’s mouth. Following this, you can feed breast milk or infant milk formula to your baby. However, do not mix the medicine directly into the formula or breast milk. Also, be cautious to see that the baby swallows the entire medicine and nothing is retained in the baby’s mouth, as it can cause irritation in the mouth.

Can Creopase be given in children?

Yes, Creopase can be given to children. Just like adults, even children need to be given a sufficient amount of fluids while on treatment with Creopase. When giving it to infants aged 12 months or less, you can open the capsule and empty the contents directly into the infant’s mouth. Following this, you can feed breast milk or infant milk formula to your baby. However, do not mix the medicine directly into the formula or breast milk. Also, be cautious to see that the baby swallows the entire medicine and nothing is retained in the baby’s mouth, as it can cause irritation in the mouth.

Can Pantag be given in children?

Yes, Pantag can be given to children. Just like adults, even children need to be given a sufficient amount of fluids while on treatment with Pantag. When giving it to infants aged 12 months or less, you can open the capsule and empty the contents directly into the infant’s mouth. Following this, you can feed breast milk or infant milk formula to your baby. However, do not mix the medicine directly into the formula or breast milk. Also, be cautious to see that the baby swallows the entire medicine and nothing is retained in the baby’s mouth, as it can cause irritation in the mouth.

Can Creon be given in children?

Yes, Creon can be given to children. Just like adults, even children need to be given a sufficient amount of fluids while on treatment with Creon. When giving it to infants aged 12 months or less, you can open the capsule and empty the contents directly into the infant’s mouth. Following this, you can feed breast milk or infant milk formula to your baby. However, do not mix the medicine directly into the formula or breast milk. Also, be cautious to see that the baby swallows the entire medicine and nothing is retained in the baby’s mouth, as it can cause irritation in the mouth.