monitoring for side effects

How Common Are Side Effects in Pediatric Patients?

Side effects are quite common in pediatric patients due to their developing bodies and metabolic systems. Children are not just "small adults"; their bodies process medications differently, which may lead to unexpected side effects. Therefore, it is crucial to monitor them closely when they are on any medication.

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