Is herbal medicine safe for children?

Yes, with carefully selected herbs and reduced doses appropriate for children.

Is pediatric traffic accident herbal medicine also covered by auto insurance?

Yes, fully covered as part of accident treatment.

How long should pediatric traffic accident herbal medicine be taken?

Standard 7–10 days; up to 2 weeks for moderate injuries.

My child does not want to take the herbal medicine — what should we do?

We adjust the formulation and the amount. Changing the method is better than forcing it.

Since the accident my child wakes at night and is fretful — does herbal medicine help?

Research covering sleep problems after accidents has been reported. We set the direction after examination.

Can we give the growth herbal medicine alongside?

You can combine them. Research covering growth after accidents has been reported, so we look at it together within the recovery prescription.

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A paediatric prescription is not an adult one at a reduced dose — the composition of the ingredients itself is different. That does not mean there are no side effects; rash, diarrhoea or vomiting can occur rarely. If there is fever or the child becomes listless, paediatric care comes before herbal medicine.

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