What medicine should children use for nebulization

If a baby is sick when he is young, it is very troublesome to treat him, because when he is given an injection, he will cry when he feels pain, and it is very difficult for him to take medicine. Therefore, most doctors will use atomization to treat some special diseases. Since the drugs used in atomization are all hormone drugs, its side effects are still relatively large. So what drugs are good for children to use for atomization?

The use of nebulizer for children should be based on the specific situation of the baby. If the baby has hoarseness, consider acute laryngitis and difficulty breathing. This situation is generally caused by edema of the throat and fever. In the early stage of the disease, it is generally considered to be caused by viral infection. In this case, drug nebulizer and interferon are used to fight viruses. At the same time, budesonide is used to relieve local throat edema, relieve breathing difficulties, and change hoarseness. This is one of the medications.

If it is a baby who has cough and asthma, the medication is another situation. Budesonide is needed to reduce the inflammation caused by local irritation and relieve local irritating cough. At the same time, if you have asthma, you need to use terbutaline, and terbutaline can relieve airway spasms. If it is simple, the baby does not have hoarseness or difficulty breathing, but just has swelling and pain in the throat. To relieve local inflammation and irritating cough, just use budesonide to relieve local inflammation and irritating cough. Therefore, the choice of nebulized medication should be based on different situations.

With ambroxol and ribavirin injection. Demethasone injection. Use half a tube and add one milliliter of water. Giving children nebulization inhalation once a day can treat tonsillitis. If the child is not allergic to cephalosporin, cephalosporin can also be used as an alternative. Cephalexin should be used separately and nebulized alone.

It should be acute tonsillitis, which can be treated with antiviral drugs such as acyclovir, or antibiotics. Penicillins, co-trimoxazole and macrolide antibiotics are commonly used.