Does Omnicef (generic) cause any moodiness in young children?

12 Sep 2011

Every medication, or chemical, or food, or substance has the potential to cause problems/changes when mixed with our own body's particular chemistry. Also every medication has several of various kinds of fillers, preservatives, stabilizers, dyes, etc. and these inactive ingredients can vary significantly between generics and name brands of a medication. You would be the expert on your child's body. If your child is on a medication and begins to act abnormally (and there are no other differences in meds, foods, etc) then you know that medication causes problems for your child. Keep a record of this: name of medication; date; why it was prescribed; and the manufacturer's name and inactive ingredients. You can find these out from your pharmacist. That way you'll have a record so if your child has a reaction in the future you can compare and hopefully find what is causing the problem so you can avoid it in the future. Best wishes -