Hello
Thanks for writing to us.
In a diagnosed case of asthma, if levolin nebulization alone is not providing the desired relief then inhalers of long acting beta agonists like salmeterol with steroid like budecort are recommended along with some antiinflammatory drugs like montelukast.
It is best to get your child examined from his pediatrician and get the appropriate medications prescribed according to the need. Self medication is never advisable specially in children.
For momentary relief till then you can use budecort inhaler once. But steroids do not provide an immediate relief. They need repeated doses for their complete anti inflammatory effect.
I hope my answer and recommendations are adequate and helpful. Waiting for your further follow up queries if any.
Regards.

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Hello,

Thanks for writing again.

Giving Budecort respules twice daily can help him get over the symptoms in 3-4 days but not immediately.

You can continue their use for longer time after consulting your Pediatrician. Taking inhalers is same as taking nebulization if used properly. Both have the same effect. Long term use of inhalers does not produce any serious side effects.

For every patient of asthma with recurrent attacks, both quick relievers and preventive inhalers are needed as both of them have their separate importance.

Hope this answers your query.

Wishing you an early recovery.

Regards.

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