To give Lax-A-Day to a 7-month-old baby, you should first make sure they are getting enough fluids and consuming fiber-rich foods like sweet potatoes, fruits, vegetables, and oatmeal. This will help soften their stools. You can also try increasing the frequency of feedings to every 2 to 3 hours and giving smaller amounts at a time. If needed, you can give a tasteless and odorless powder like PEG-3350 (LAX-A-DAY) mixed in a small amount of any liquid to help with constipation. The amount of powder to give is based on your baby's weight, with the general guideline being 1 gram per kilogram of weight. Your pharmacist can show you how to measure the exact dose, as only adult dosages are typically listed on the packaging. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
Similar Questions
Is it normal to feel so much fatigue?
General1 answer
What can I take to decongest my nose and prevent it from running so much if I am pregnant?
General1 answer
Can you tell me how much Tylenol (160 mg per 5 ml) and Advil (100 mg per 5 ml) I can give him?
General1 answer
Is it possible to get a prescription with telehealth platforms such as Maple or Olive? How much does the medication cost?
General1 answer
Is my son still tired and not eating much even though he is receiving treatment for an infection?
General1 answer
Information provided by Medimap is for general purpose only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Click here to review our Terms of Service.
