Una Rehydration paʻakai no Children

Product Description

Ke Ku una Ha Rehydration paʻakai no Children. Usual pediatric dose Mild or moderate dehydration: Oral, initially 50 to 100 mL per kg of body weight during the first four hours, the dosage being adjusted to 100 mL per kg of body weight per day until diarrhea stops, the amounts and rates being adjusted as needed and tolerated, depending on thirst and response to therapy.

Uluwehi O Name

Nōhie inoa. Ke Ku una Ha Rehydration paʻakai

English inoa. Ke Ku una Ha Rehydration Salt ke

Why is it important for child to take this medicine

Although diarrhoea in children usually gets better on its own, it causes loss of water and body salts. The right balance of salts and water is important for the body to work in a healthy way. If your child loses too much water, they may become deydrated. In severe cases, this can be dangerous, especially in very young children, when it is difficult to see the signs of dehydration.

Kāu keiki i e dehydrated ina ka mea, i kekahi o na kēia:

• poʻeʻuʻuku pulu nappies, nappies i mea māmā ma mua o mau, a he keiki mua ua mimi (weeing) emi pinepine (emi ma mua o ka mea mau 2-3 manawa no ka lā)
• ka mea, ua emi hana ma mua o maʻamau, a lilo waiʻona
• he maloo waha
• e hea ana me ka waimaka
• i ke alanui pahee kahi ma luna o ka luna o ka baby`s poo.

Una rehydration paʻakai mai e hana i ka diarrhea ia iho, akā, e puku i ka paʻakai a me ka wai i ka mea nalowale, a no laila, emi i ka hopena o ka dehydration.

Mau pediatric mahele lāʻau

Rehydration
mehana a lōpū dehydration: una, initially 50 a hiki i 100 ML no kg o ke kino ke kaupaonaʻana ma ka eha hora mua, ka laʻau heluna, ua like me 100 ML no kg o ke kino ke kaupaonaʻana no ka lā a diarrhea aɃe, na dala a me ka holo 'awelika i like me pono a tolerated, ke kaumaha ma muli o ka makewai, a pane i ka Inc.

Una Rehydration paʻakai no ChildrenPhotos

hoakaka

5.125 g

Kona mea e like Koo

USP

'ōpala

10 sachets/bag or 2 sachets/box

hoomakaukau

pāʻoihana, he lepo lā a pela aku