If deemed medically appropriate by one of our partner clinicians, a compounded medication may be prescribed
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And then to consider Increased Intracranial Pressure as a possible cause.] Change in your childs behavior such as extreme irritability (child is cranky, cannot be consoled or comforted) Increased sleepiness (does not act as usual when you offer a favorite toy, or is difficult to wake up) Shrill or high-pitched cry Nausea (child feels like throwing up) Vomiting (throwing up) Complaint of a headache or stiff neck when waking up Complaint of nausea or throwing up in the morning Convulsions (seizures) Weakness of one side of the body Trouble walking or uncoordinated movement (staggering or swaying) Eye changes (crossed eyes, droopy eyelids, blurred or double vision, trouble using eyes, unequal size of eye pupils, or continuous downward gaze) Increased head size, if your child is younger than 18 months Full or tight fontanel (soft spot), if your child is younger than 18 months Loss of consciousness (does not awaken when you touch and talk to him) Child just does not look right to you [ Eleventh ,] assess the patients hydration status and ask about: Oral intake Urine output Tear production Weight changes

The medication's pharmacokinetic profile is characterized by slow absorption and a prolonged half-life of approximately 5 days, which allows for once-weekly dosing
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