Home > Experts > Question Search health advice Find an answer Question Posted by: Zee | 2007/08/17 Q.Prodol Hi Ladies,I have been giving my LO Prodol for teething, but it seems to make her hyperactive? We only use about 3 drops, no more? Have any of you experienced this? 8 Pin It user comments Posted by: Zee | 2007/08/17 Thanks ladies, any advise is MUCH appreciated. I will try anything to help my LO to be a little more restful and ease the teething. Reply to Zee Posted by: Charlie | 2007/08/17 Its really nice to hear about different exp with other products and how all our LO's react to them, Thats why I keep coming back Its really insightfull and helpfull for the future. Thanks Reply to Charlie Posted by: Me | 2007/08/17 Hello CharlieNo need to say sorry, you didn't say or do anything wrong. I just merely voiced my opinion on it. This is an open forum and we are all allowed to say what we have experienced to try and help others. That of course excludes the trolls!Have a lovely weekend ladies! Reply to Me Posted by: Sky | 2007/08/17 I used Ashton & Parson for all mine and I must say they all have lovely teeth, my daughter of 19 has never had a flling in her life (yet) I believe my mother also used them they have been on the market for years and years. If they were not good surely they would be off the market by now. It all a matter of choice. Reply to Sky Posted by: Charlie | 2007/08/17 Me:Soory did not intend to do any harm I know it works well, was just going on what I was told by my clinic and pead. Did try it on LO once and he hated it so I cannot really comment on it. Reply to Charlie Posted by: Me | 2007/08/17 I have been using Ashton & Parsons since my LO got her first teeth and she now has 14. It really works very well and settles the upset tummy that goes along with teething. I have never in my life heard that its bad for their teeth and her teeth are perfect. Think it would kind of defeat the purpose of being a teething powder if it messes up their teeth. Its a lot better than Prodol for sure.Quick description of it: A herbal product traditionally used in infants for the symptomatic relief of the pain and stomach upset associated with teething. Ashton and Parsons infants powders are intended to soothe the child, check stomach disorders, correct the motions, relieve restlessness, fretfulness, and similar troubles incidental to the teething period, and are useful in delayed or unduly prolonged dentition. Reply to Me Posted by: Zee | 2007/08/17 Thanks Charlie - will give it a try Reply to Zee Posted by: Charlie | 2007/08/17 My LO had the same reaction so I just kept using Teegel. Have you tried this yet? You also get I think its called ashton powders try not to use them its not very good for their teeth even though it helps alot. Let LO chew on cold things Like carrot stick dry wors ect that also help alot. Reply to Charlie Want to comment? Your name (optional) Your comment To prevent spam please solve this simple math problem: × Thanks for commenting! Your comment will appear on the site shortly. × Thanks for commenting! Your comment will appear on the site shortly. Reply to Your name (optional) Your comment To prevent spam please solve this simple math problem: advertisement From our sponsors There are more than 200 different viruses which can cause a cold A clinically proven skin care range is now available Medihelp’s regional information sessions Superior comfort and support