ну кто вытирает открытую рану бумагой с туалета, еще при этом употребляя слова we cleaned it ? в общем, доверие к нему подорвано в плане ребенка.

Уверена, что все у твоей дочурки,Альтея, уж прошло!
Молодцы что обратились к доХторам...
Так же уверена что шрама не останется! А вот полученый урок точно усвоится:)! (и папой скорее всего тоже:)..)

Vitamin C protects against adverse reaction. On the day of the shots and the day after, I recomend 150mg liquid twice daily to infants. Follow package direction for measurement instructions. For toddlers, consider giving 300mg twice daily in either liquid or children's vitamin C tablets.

"I give vitamin A in the form of cod liver oil at the Daily Recommended Intake for age. This is about 1,250 to 5,000 IU per day depending on the child's age. For many brands, 1,250 IU equals 1/2 teaspoon; however, follow the instruction on individual brands as they are not the same. If your child is taking a multiple vitamin-mineral supplement, make sure you allow for the amount of vitamin A in the supplement before giving cod liver, as you do not want to give too high a dosage. The total amount of vitamin A from all supplements givin in one day should not exceed the Daily Recomended Intake.

Книга " What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Children's Vaccinations."
by S. Cave, M.D., F.A.A.F.P.,
with D. Mitchell

Vitamin A. This specific vitamin helps with neurologic health. It also helps regulate the immune system’s response to infections. Some researchers believe it can play a role in protecting the brain from vaccine side effects. Give vitamin A once a day for 3 days prior to vaccines and continue each day for 10 days after. Infants should get 1500 IUs daily, toddlers and preschoolers 2500 IUs and older kids and teens 5000 IUs. A commonly available form of vitamin drops for babies and young kids is a mix of Vitamins A, C and D available at any drug store. Another choice would be a total multivitamin liquid or chewable. A better source of Vitamin A is cod liver oil, available at health food stores. The label will say how much Vitamin A is in each teaspoon. You should be aware that overdosing Vitamin A can be toxic, so do not exceed the suggested amounts. I would suggest not using cod liver oil for any baby younger than 9 months.

Vitamin C. This anti-oxidant vitamin can help boost the immune system and may decrease vaccine side effects. Give this once a day for 5 days starting on the day of the shots. Infants should get 150 mg daily, toddlers and preschoolers 250 mg, and older kids and teens 500 mg. Vitamin C drops, chewables, and capsules are available at any health food or drug store. The amount of Vitamin C in the multivitamins discussed above (with vitamin A) usually isn’t enough.
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