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Nebulizer in Covid
Me and my wife are suffering from covid right now. My son is 6 years old and had too much allergic in milk, milk related products and dust. He had a past history if Bronciolitics.
When his cough goes worse, we used levolin .31 reapsule in nebulizer.
Is it safe to use nebulizer and levolin at covid time for him?
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Yes if he is breathless and has cough
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No.Nebulisation is not indicated in Covid Times
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Hello. Yes, you can use levolin but better in form of MDI with spacer as mode of administration .
More so, for your kid who is 6 yrs old, it is advised to increase the concentration of Levolin to 0.63mg for sos use.
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Should’ not use for fear of aerosol spreading infection
In case its covid
Use MDI
Levin inhaler with spacer
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Nebulisation in common place is not advisable. At home you can as all of you are Covid positive. Keep your windows open
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Dr. M.L.Kothari
Pediatrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
dear parents
yes you can use,
always use with Dr advise, medicine changes in quantity with growing age.
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