Description
Paracetamol also comes as suppositories (medicine that you push gently into your child’s bottom). Suppositories are useful to relieve pain and a high temperature in children who find it difficult to swallow tablets or syrup, or who are being sick a lot. You can give your child a suppository from the age of 3 months.
Paracetamol Suppositories are for the treatment of mild to moderate pain such as toothache and/or a high temperature (fever) when it is difficult to take paracetamol by mouth in the form of tablets or a syrup.
