Feverall 325mg Rectal Suppository: Pros and Cons
I've been prescribed Feverall 325mg Rectal Suppositories for my child who has a high fever and is unable to take oral medications. The suppositories seem to work well, but I'm concerned about the potential side effects, especially the severe ones. Has anyone else used this medication? What was your experience like? Were the side effects manageable, or did you encounter any major issues? Also, what are the signs that you should seek immediate medical attention? Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated?
I think the most challenging part is getting the suppository in. I ended up having to watch tutorials online. It's not easy, but my kiddo felt better quickly.
Anyone else deal with constipation as a side effect? I was okay with the other side effects but it's been a bit hard to manage.
I've used Feverall for my kid a few times and it worked great for reducing his fever. I didn't notice any major side effects, but I did make sure to watch for the signs of liver problems.
I had to use this for my younger brother once, and it was a lifesaver. But yeah, the side effects are scary. I had to monitor his urine and skin for any changes, and sure enough, I spotted a couple of red patches and called the doctor.
I didn't know this came as a suppository! Always thought it was just oral. Good to know for the future when my baby has a fever and can't take oral meds.
I had no idea that you need to seek medical help for like dark urine, tiredness, and skin problems. Thanks for posting this, someone needs to know it.
Ouch, that sounds rough. I was worried about the rectal application, but once I tried it, it was straightforward. Make sure to lubricate, and wash your hands thoroughly before and after. Definitely a game-changer when your kid can't keep pills down.