My baby is 4 years old. She has cold ,cough and fever. Doctor suggested nebuliser for 4 days from today. Today we gave nebulization in the hospital. Can I give nebulization to my daughter at home for next 2 days. Is it ok? Be coz doctor told me to keep nebuliser in the evening. That why I'm asking
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You can give nebulization at home only if the child doesn't have symptoms of fast breathing or high grade Fever. If these conditions are fine then you can continue.
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visit the hospital immediately if there are any of the above mentioned symptoms.
Yes, it's perfectly okay to nebuliser at home. You have to buy a nebuliser and appropriate medications. But for a 4 year old child, inhaler with spacer and face mask/ mouth piece is better than using nebuliser
Yes, it is ok to have a nebulisation in the home with proper medication. But it is preferable to use a MDI with spacer and mask so that you can know if there is any worsening.
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In case of child having fast breathing, chest indrawing, difficulty to talk, visit the hospital immediately
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