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NUGGETS of KNOWLEDGE provides succinct summaries of pharmaceutical evidence about treatment of common conditions presenting in primary care and possible adverse drug reactions. J PRIM HEALTH CARE 2013;5(2):162–163. ‘Social medication’ is a term used for medication that gives parents control over children’s behaviour that they perceive as fractious and irritating or that reduces the inconvenience of a sick child.1 Sedating antihistamines must not be used as a coping strategy for the family.

Nuggets of Knowledge: Sedating antihistamines in children  not a good choice

Nuggets of Knowledge: Sedating antihistamines in children not a good choice