Oral Solutions Guide
Safe oral solution medication guide for G6PD deficiency patients
Important Warning
When choosing oral solutions, always check ingredient lists and avoid products containing menthol, camphor, Calculus Bovis, etc.!
Safe Oral Solution Medications
Oral solution medications that G6PD deficient patients can safely use
Fever Reduction and Pain Relief
Acetaminophen Oral Solution
SafeBrand: Tylenol, etc.
Dosage: Calculate by weight, 10-15mg/kg
Notes: First-choice fever reducer
Ibuprofen Oral Solution
SafeBrand: Advil, Motrin, etc.
Dosage: 5-10mg/kg, over 6 months
Notes: Good fever reduction, long duration
Cough and Expectorant
Ambroxol Oral Solution
SafeBrand: Mucosolvan, etc.
Dosage: According to instructions
Notes: Good expectorant effect
Dextromethorphan Oral Solution
SafeBrand: Robitussin DM, etc.
Dosage: Adjust by age and weight
Notes: First choice for dry cough
Digestive System
Montmorillonite Oral Suspension
SafeBrand: Smecta, etc.
Dosage: Dosage by age group
Notes: First choice for diarrhea, high safety
Probiotic Oral Solution
SafeBrand: Mommy's Love, etc.
Dosage: According to instructions
Notes: Regulate intestinal flora
Ingredients to Avoid
Common dangerous ingredients in oral solutions
Menthol/Mint Oil
High RiskCommon in: Cough syrups, heat-clearing oral solutions
Alternatives: Choose menthol-free cough medicines
Camphor
High RiskCommon in: Some TCM oral solutions
Alternatives: Avoid camphor-containing preparations
Calculus Bovis
High RiskCommon in: Heat-clearing and detoxifying oral solutions
Alternatives: Choose other heat-clearing medications
Realgar
High RiskCommon in: Some TCM compound preparations
Alternatives: Avoid realgar-containing preparations
Age-Specific Medication Guidelines
0-6 months
- Avoid oral liquid medications when possible
- Use acetaminophen when necessary
- Strictly calculate dosage by weight
- Closely monitor adverse reactions
6 months - 2 years
- Can use acetaminophen and ibuprofen
- Choose sugar-free formulations
- Pay attention to drug concentration
- Avoid alcohol-containing preparations
2-12 years
- Can use most safe oral solutions
- Educate children to cooperate with medication
- Choose better-tasting preparations
- Establish medication records
Medication Management Tips
Correct Administration Method
- Use dedicated measuring cup or syringe
- Ensure accurate dosage
- Take before or after meals as instructed
- Do not mix with other liquids
Storage Precautions
- Store in dark, cool, dry place
- Pay attention to expiration date
- Store according to instructions after opening
- Keep away from children
Observation Points
- Monitor temperature changes
- Observe skin color
- Pay attention to mental state
- Record medication reactions
Medical Disclaimer: The information on this page is for reference only and cannot replace professional medical advice. Any medication decisions should consult qualified medical professionals.