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My child throws up the medicine soon after I give it to her. Can I give a full dose immediately?

Persuading your little one to take medicines when she’re sick can be quite a task. So if she throws up, don’t worry, its quite normal.
If you see the medicine in the vomit, it means, the medicine has been thrown out. Give her some time to settle down, before you repeat the dose.
If the child has thrown up after 15 minutes you could give half the dose. But if there’s been a gap of half an hour or more, do not give any more medicine until the next scheduled dose – because by then, some medicine would have gone into the system.