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How Do You Monitor for Safety and Efficacy?

Monitoring is essential to ensure that the medication is both safe and effective:
Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM): Particularly useful for drugs with narrow therapeutic windows.
Adverse Effect Monitoring: Keep an eye out for unusual symptoms or side effects.
Growth and Development Tracking: Monitor the child's growth and developmental milestones.
Regular Follow-ups: Frequent visits can help adjust doses as the child grows.

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