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2022-12-07 17:13:13
Local Doctor has given the following medicines for cough and cold AzId 200mg - 3ml OD Criz-M Ascoril plus expectorant Nasivion mini Doctor also said to give Salbair inhaler  two puffs if necessary. Problem is , how do I determine if kid require  inhaler or not. Unfortunately Doctor is not reachable. Can you please suggest how do I understand if kid need inhaler ? Will he cry or make some noise or what is it ? How do you determine when a inhaler is required ? My kid age : 20 months , weight: 10 kg
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When child has fast breathing or increased work of breathing like chest retraction Or audible wheeze Or bouts ot cough
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