Both children should take Ibuprofen syrup when they have a fever.

I raised two children with Brufen, a representative antipyretic for infants in the ibuprofen family.

It was always kept on hand and stored in the refrigerator.

When children have a fever, give the appropriate dosage according to their age and weight.

When children are young, their fevers are the most worrisome.

Fever reducers are always an essential item that should never run out.

In the case of the ibuprofen family, the antipyretics usually prescribed in pediatrics are in the acetaminophen family.

I think it was also good for cross-dosing.

Among them, there was a friendly blue pen that everyone knew well, which was reassuring.