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your_star128
_aliell❀ :
ohh bacanya kebawah, gua kira nyamping😭
2026-11-01 16:06:50
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zzrrr088
kucikuci :
plenger gue bacanya
2026-11-02 01:37:29
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ripplmaoo
￴ :
dunia wkwk terlalu hidup
2026-10-31 10:32:20
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ahans10
￴ ￴￴A :
"dunia wkwk terlalu hidup seenak cuma nya, kebagian untuk sabar kita selebih yang nya, gak lebih enakan sabar"
2026-11-02 09:42:08
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unknow.idk08
strangers. :
pantes gue baca ga nyambung anjirr😭😭
2026-11-02 13:55:27
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lin31023
L💋 :
dunia terlalu seenak nya, untuk kita yang ga enakan wkwk hidup cuma kebagian sabar selebih nya, lebih sabar.
2026-11-02 10:15:25
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seseorang8457
jura :
dunia terlalu seenaknya, buat kita yang ga enakan. wkwk hidup cuma kebagian sabar selebihnya, lebih sabar
2026-10-31 16:48:04
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landariii4
wulan 🦋 :
gua bacanya pas awal "dunia wkwk"kaya ha apaan nih😭ternyata bacanya ke bawah dulu ya😭
2026-11-02 03:27:59
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niarya6
nara💢 :
oon gw baca ini gw baca nyamping, trs buka komenan ada yg blg "bacanya kebawah" gw bnran baca dri bawah versi nyamping jga, oon bgtt sialan😭
2026-11-02 03:29:18
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rkyyy_4
🤷‍♂️ :
malah baca ke samping
2026-11-02 12:14:29
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amelia.nai0
nai~` :
keadaan gw saat baca 🗿
2026-11-02 16:18:37
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sipa.tutt.t_t
sipa tutt T_T :
cara bacanya ilang arah jir buat gua yg plenger
2026-11-02 15:14:27
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ranz4youreal
ℝ𝕒𝕟𝕫𝕍𝕪𝕟★ :
dunia wkwk terlalu hidup seenak cuma nya, kebagian untuk sabar kita selebihnya yang nya, ga lebih enakan sabar.
2026-11-02 07:16:31
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lexz.xxxx
Lecxyn. :
sial malah gw bacanya kesamping, apakah ini efek samping dari peran sampingan yang hidupnya di anggap ga penting 😭😭
2026-11-02 15:36:58
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ur.nicknbie
zie? :
wkwk
2026-11-02 07:10:54
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alqqq__20
🅰️alll🦧 :
dunia cuma yang wkwk sabar sabar terlalu ga nya enakan nya untuk seenak hidup lebih kita selebih kebagian
2026-11-01 13:40:52
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fahriajamalesahgataudamn
rii :
baca nya kebawah njirr ketipu ama koma tau lah😭
2026-11-01 17:15:48
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vqy0_0
piiqizuuu :
2026-11-02 04:04:57
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.helenahelnah
helena :
OALAH KEBAWAH, BILANG KEK
2026-11-02 10:58:16
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_farelaj
jee🫟 :
klo ada duit beli apa yg kau suka, itu bkin kita mkinn ingin menjalani hidup walaupun mood itu cuma sbntarr aj
2026-11-02 10:53:40
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mupisslebew
Endless Battle :
dunia wkwk terlalu hidup seenak cuma nya, kebagian untuk sabar kita selebih yang nya, ga lebih enakan sabar
2026-11-02 13:07:34
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azkiya.nazhifah
kiy_😈💜 :
keadaan gueh saat ini
2026-11-02 12:02:55
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nalisahimekage
𐙚uriel𐙚 :
allahu,apa ini,lagi gawe kn lembur,malah fyp kaya gini
2026-11-02 12:11:02
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zyxccly_013
𝟒𝟓, Zyxccly𖣂 :
dunia wkwk terlalu hidup
2026-11-01 21:54:56
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Not every medication that works for an adult is safe for a child. And not every medication a child is given is necessarily needed. In this video, I discuss some medications parents and caregivers should be particularly careful about when giving them to children: 1. Ciprofloxacin: An antibiotic that should not be used routinely in children or given simply because typhoid is suspected. It has specific indications and should be prescribed based on proper clinical assessment. 2. Cough syrups: Many over-the-counter cough preparations have limited evidence of benefit in children. Some contain ingredients that can cause excessive drowsiness, neurological effects and other serious side effects, particularly when misused or given in inappropriate doses. 3. Steroid medications and steroid-containing creams: These can be very useful when appropriately prescribed, but prolonged or excessive use, especially of potent steroids, can cause significant side effects. Some medicated creams marketed for rashes or itching contain potent steroids, so always check the active ingredients. This is not to say that these medications should never be used in children. There are clinical situations where their benefits outweigh their potential risks. The important thing is that they should be used for the right indication, at the right dose, for the appropriate duration, and under appropriate medical guidance. As a parent, you have the right to ask: * Why does my child need this medication? * What benefit should I expect? * What are the possible side effects? * Is it appropriate for my child’s age and weight? Please don’t give children medications simply because they worked for another child or because they are readily available at a pharmacy. Children are not simply small adults. Their medications require particular care. Share this with a parent or caregiver who needs to hear it. #tallnigeriandoctor #draizident
Not every medication that works for an adult is safe for a child. And not every medication a child is given is necessarily needed. In this video, I discuss some medications parents and caregivers should be particularly careful about when giving them to children: 1. Ciprofloxacin: An antibiotic that should not be used routinely in children or given simply because typhoid is suspected. It has specific indications and should be prescribed based on proper clinical assessment. 2. Cough syrups: Many over-the-counter cough preparations have limited evidence of benefit in children. Some contain ingredients that can cause excessive drowsiness, neurological effects and other serious side effects, particularly when misused or given in inappropriate doses. 3. Steroid medications and steroid-containing creams: These can be very useful when appropriately prescribed, but prolonged or excessive use, especially of potent steroids, can cause significant side effects. Some medicated creams marketed for rashes or itching contain potent steroids, so always check the active ingredients. This is not to say that these medications should never be used in children. There are clinical situations where their benefits outweigh their potential risks. The important thing is that they should be used for the right indication, at the right dose, for the appropriate duration, and under appropriate medical guidance. As a parent, you have the right to ask: * Why does my child need this medication? * What benefit should I expect? * What are the possible side effects? * Is it appropriate for my child’s age and weight? Please don’t give children medications simply because they worked for another child or because they are readily available at a pharmacy. Children are not simply small adults. Their medications require particular care. Share this with a parent or caregiver who needs to hear it. #tallnigeriandoctor #draizident

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