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Levolin inhaler
Hi doctor, My son who is 5 years old has fever, cold and continuous cough now. 5 months back when he had the same issue his pediatric doctor advised to use Levolin inhaler for a week. After that he was ok. For today's cough can i use the same inhaler which was opened 5 months back. Please help
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Inhaler can be used if it’s not expired and it has remaining medication as indicated However levolin might not be sufficient Would require different combination or medication
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Yes, if it is with in expiry date. Pl consult.
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Yes. But always better consult with pediatrician or Pulmonologist as soon as possible. You can use the inhaler but spray 2 puffs into atmosphere before giving it kid as it has not been used for months.
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1dose is fine. Kindly consult pediatrician
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