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Child Has Antibiotic Resistant Infection, Given Clindamycin. Has Asthma, Taking Steroid Inhaler, Singular, Nebulizer. Continue Medicine?
My 1 year old has an antibiotic resistant infection and has just started Clindamyacin and everything I read says do not use with a history of asthma. His pediatric dr knows he has asthma and is on a steroid inhaler every day, takes Singular every night and has a nebulizer for wheezing. I'm worried why he is not supposed to take this? and if he should even take it?
Sat, 13 Apr 2013
THESE MEDICINES LIKE MICROLYTES PARACETAMOL BRUFEN VITAMINS MULTIVITAMINS AND DIETRY SUPPLIMENTS INCREASES ASTHMA
YOU CAN USE OTHER GROUPS LIKE OFLOX,AMOXYCILLIN,KLOXACILLIN
CEPHALEXIN ETC
YOU CAN USE OTHER GROUPS LIKE OFLOX,AMOXYCILLIN,KLOXACILLIN
CEPHALEXIN ETC
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