Illness/Symptom ------------------------------ Abdominal Pain Allergic Rhinitis Arm Injury Asthma Attack Athlete's Foot Bee Stings (or Yellow Jacket) Bites (Animal or Human) Burns Canker Sores Chest Pain Chickenpox Colds Colic Constipation Cough Croup Crying Baby < 3 months old Crying Child > 3 months old Cuts, Scrapes and Bruises Dehydration Diaper Rash Diarrhea Drinking Fluids, Decreased Ear Congestion Ear Discharge or Drainage Ear Injury Earache (Ear Pain) Ears, Pulling at or Itchy Eye Allergy Eye Injury Eye, Foreign Body Eye, Pus or Drainage Eye, Red (Without Pus) Fever Finger Injury Genital Injury Hand-Foot and Mouth Disease Hay Fever Head Injury Headache Hives Immunization Reactions Impetigo (Infected Sores) Injury, Arm or Leg Injury, Ear Injury, Eye Injury, Finger and Toe Injury, Genital Injury, Head Injury, Mouth Injury, Nose Injury, Skin Injury, Tooth Insect Bites Irritability/Fussiness Jaundiced Newborn Leg Injury Lice Limb Pain Lymph Nodes, Swollen Mouth Injury Mouth Ulcers Newborn Illness: How to Recogn.. Nose Injury Nosebleed Pink Eye/Conjunctivitis Pinworms Poison Ivy, Oak or Sumac Puncture Wound Rash, Newborn Rashes, Localized Rashes, Widespread Ringworm Sinus Pain and Congestion Skin Injury Sore Throat Spider Bite Spitting Up (Reflux) Splinter or Sliver Stings (Bee or Yellow Jacket) Stools, Blood In Strep Exposure Sunburn Suture Questions Swimmer's Ear Tear Duct, Blocked Teething Thrush Tick Bite Toe Injury Tooth Injury Toothache Umbilical Cord Problems Urination, Pain with Vaginal Itching or Irritation Vomiting Wheezing Wound Infection Medicines/Dosages ------------------------------ Acetaminophen Cold Medicines Cough Medicines Ibuprofen Itching/Allergies Recommended Usage and Side Effects: Triaminic (orange) Syrup Name:  PSEUDOEPHEDRINE (15mg/5mL), CHLORPHENIRAMINE (1mg/5mL) Syrup (P) Side Effects:  Drowsiness, blurred vision, flushing, dizziness, anxiety and GI upset. Intake:  Take without regard to food Refrigeration:  Refrigeration not necessary Other Medications:  May take with acetaminophen and ibuprofen but not with other sympathomimetics like pseudoephedrine (Sudafed). Notes:  (P) Information derived from package labeling Back to Medicines

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