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Nebuliser in pregnancy

2024-01-22 18:59:54
I am currently 23 weeks pregnant and having very bed chest congestion and cold. Feeling shortness of breath also . my doctor suggested me to take nebuliser twice a day but I forgot to ask how to take medicine. can we mix budecort and levolin for nebulisation in pregnancy?? and what should be the total amount of the medicine?
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Avoid mixing

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don't mix them

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Take them seperately with 10 min gap

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donot mix them

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No mixing of medicine.please take seperately.

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They should be taken separately

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Pl take separately. You can use inhalers. Pl consult pulmonologist for further evaluation and treatment.

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