🎙️ This week on the D2D Podcast: Get ready for Part 2 of Dr. Scott’s Medicine Cabinet series! We’re opening up the cupboard to share essential over-the-counter medications every parent should have on hand.

Introduction:

  • Brief overview of the episode’s topic, discussing the importance of having essential over-the-counter medications on hand for children’s healthcare needs.
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Recap of Part 1: Click here for full episode

  • Quick recap of last week’s episode covering pain/fever and allergy medications.
  • Encouragement to check out Part 1 if you missed it.

Discussion of Tummy Medications:

Miralax (Polyethylene Glycol): 
Used to relieve constipation and promote regular bowel movements in children.

Dramamine: Effective for managing car sickness and nausea in kids.

Pepto-Bismol (Bismuth Subsalicylate)/Tums: Relieves symptoms of upset stomach, indigestion, and diarrhea in children.

Discussion of Tummy Medications:

Moisturizing Lotion: 
Not a medication but essential for skin care, especially during rashes or irritation.

Zinc Oxide Paste: Soothes and protects the skin, preventing diaper rashes in infants and young children.

Hydrocortisone Cream: Relieves itching and inflammation in children, especially for skin-related issues.

Other Mentioned Medications:

  • Cough medicine for managing cough symptoms.
  • Children’s multivitamins for overall health support.
  • Children’s probiotics for digestive health and a healthy gut microbiome.

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