Know a little about “Medicine” | If your child doesn’t like to take medicine, can you mix it into juice?

Aunt Fang took her child to see a doctor. When she took the medicine, she shook her head and sighed. It turned out that her baby was very resistant to taking medicine. Aunt Fang suddenly thought of a "good" idea: mixing the medicine into juice to improve the taste of the medicine, could it solve the problem of "difficulty in taking medicine"?

Generally speaking, you should not mix medicines with juice to avoid affecting the absorption and efficacy of the medicines. For example, the following are some commonly used medicines for children:

1. Antibacterial drugs: When they encounter sour juice, their efficacy is greatly reduced;

2. Oral rehydration salts: Dissolving with fruit juice will change the amount of electrolytes and affect the rehydration effect;

3. Antipyretics: Ibuprofen or acetaminophen are irritating to the gastrointestinal tract, and the irritation will be stronger after adding juice;

4. Chinese patent medicine: The ingredients in fruit juice and Chinese patent medicine are very complex and will form complexes that affect the efficacy.

Attention! When taking medicine, try to drink boiled water.