How do Dentinox Infant Colic Drops work?
Most babies will suffer from colic at some point. With bouts of crying and fretful, sleepless nights, it can be stressful for both child and family. Babies take in air as they feed and it is this build-up of air in the intestines that is thought to be one of the causes of colic. Dentinox Infant Colic Drops contain the active ingredient, activated dimethicone. This a type of medicine referred to as an ‘anti-foaming agent’. It works by bringing together all small bubbles of air in the babies gut, to form larger bubbles that are easier to expel. How do I administer Dentinox Infant Colic Drops? Each pack of Dentinox Infant Colic Drops contains a handy syringe for easy dosing and administration. The drops can be given either directly to your child from the syringe or added to your baby’s bottle. One 2.5ml dose with or after a feed will help relive the discomfort of trapped wind. Do not exceed more than 6 x 2.5ml doses in a 24-hr period. Is it possible for a baby to overdose on Dentinox Infa
