dolex tabletas recubiertas
dolex Avanzado
dolex ActivGel
dolex Forte NF
dolex Dura +
DOLEX CONTRA LOS SINTOMAS DE LA GRIPA TABLETAS
dolex Niños 0+
dolex Bebés Jarabe
dolex Niños 2+ Tabletas Masticables
dolex Niños 2+ Jarabe
dolex Niños 7+
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- Producto
- Formato
- Edad
- Características principales
- Ingredientes
dolex tabletas recubiertas
- Tableta recubierta
- 12+ años
- Efectivo contra el dolor y la fiebre
- 500 mg de acetaminofen
dolex Avanzado
- Tableta recubierta
- 12+ años
- Rápida absorción
- 500 mg de acetaminofen
dolex ActivGel
- Cápsula blanda
- 12+ años
- Tecnología líquida
- 500 mg de acetaminofén
dolex Forte NF
- Tableta recubierta
- 12+ años
- Combate dolores fuertes
- 500 mg de acetaminofén
- 65 mg de cafeína
dolex Dura +
- Tableta doble capa
- 12+ años
- Alivio prolongado del dolor articular
- acetaminofén 665 mg
DOLEX CONTRA LOS SINTOMAS DE LA GRIPA TABLETAS
- Tabletas
- 12+ años
- Alivio de los síntomas de la gripa
- Acetaminofén 500 mg
- Fenilefrina HCI 5 mg
- Clorferinamina Maleato 2 mg
dolex Niños 0+
- Solución
- 0 - 24 meses
- Para bebés de 0 a 24 meses
- Acetaminofén 100 mg
- No contiene azúcar
dolex Bebés Jarabe
- Jarabe
- 1 - 24 meses
- Para bebés de 1 a 24 meses
- Acetaminofén 32 mg
dolex Niños 2+ Tabletas Masticables
- Tabletas Masticables
- 2 - 6 años
- Para niños entre 2 y 6 años
- Acetaminofén 100 mg
dolex Niños 2+ Jarabe
- Jarabe
- 2 - 6 años
- Para niños entre 2 y 6 años
- Acetaminofén 32 mg/mL equivalente a 3200 mg/100 mL
dolex Niños 7+
- Suspensión
- 7 - 12 años
- Para niños a partir de los 7 años
- Acetaminofén 50 mg/mL equivalente a 250 mg/5 mL
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Fever
The normal body temperature is between 36.5°C and 37.5°C. In healthy kids, fevers usually don't indicate anything serious. While it can be worrying when your child's temperature rises, a fever can actually be a good thing — it's often the body's way of fighting infections. High fever, however, can make a child uncomfortable and worsen problems such as dehydration.
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When your body temperature goes up, you’re likely to sweat more. So keeping your child well hydrated is extra important.
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Encourage your child to rest during a fever. Being active may just make them feel worse as it adds stress to their body.
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To help lower your child’s body temperature, you can place a cool towel on their forehead.
FEVER IN CHILDREN – WHEN TO SEE A DOCTOR
If your child has a temperature of over 37.5°C (measured orally), the chances are your child has a fever. This is very common and in most cases the symptoms will clear up on their own.
Temperature taking
There are various ways to check if your child has a fever:
- Oral. The thermometer is inserted under the tongue, the mouth is closed and a reading is taken
- Rectal. The thermometer is gently inserted into the rectum (child’s bottom) and a reading is taken
- Armpit. The thermometer is placed under the armpit and the arm is held against the side of the body while a reading is taken
- Ear. A digital thermometer is inserted into the ear and a reading is taken
It is important to remember that the temperature can vary according to the part of the body where it is measured, so always take the temperature at the same site.
A fever is the body’s way of helping your child fight off infections and illnesses. It works by turning up the temperature and making it difficult for bacteria and viruses to thrive. You should seek medical attention for managing the fever if your child:
- is under six months of age with fever
- has a fever over 40°C
- has convulsions
- acts very sick, or is lethargic and difficult to awake
- has a stiff neck, headache, rash, repeated vomiting or diarrhoea
- has a fever that hasn’t changed in over two days
- has loss of appetite or stomach pain
- has earache
- has difficulty breathing
- cries inconsolably
If the doctor determines that a virus is causing your child’s fever, there is often no better treatment than time, rest, and fluids – unless it is making them uncomfortable or miserable. The doctor may also prescribe treatment for fever such as paracetamol, which can help to make your child feel more comfortable.
Tips to treat fever at home
You can also make your child or infant feel more comfortable by:
- dressing them in loose, light clothing
- giving them plenty of clear fluids
- running them a lukewarm bath or bathing their forehead with a lukewarm sponge
Try not to use a cold sponge as this will have the opposite effect and actually raise their temperature.
