medication overuse

What Should Be Done in Case of Suspected Overuse?

If you suspect that a child has been given too much medication, immediate steps should be taken:
Contact a Healthcare Provider: Seek medical advice immediately.
Monitor Symptoms: Keep a close watch on the child for any adverse reactions.
Avoid Further Medication: Do not give any more medication until advised by a healthcare professional.

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