As cold and flu season approaches, pediatrician Beachgem10 firmly advises against cough and cold medications for children under six, stating they offer no real benefits and pose possible side effects.
Pediatrics remains firm on the fact that cold medicines are generally not recommended for younger children due to their increased susceptibility to irritability, fatigue, and behavioral changes.
Neosporin, a popular antibiotic ointment, has been criticized for potentially slowing wound healing compared to its absence, emphasizing the need for caution even with seemingly benign products.
There's a consensus among pediatricians and dermatologists that while certain health products are marketed as beneficial for kids, their risks outweigh the rewards in many cases.
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