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Child With Viral Cold, Wheezing, Difficult To Breathe. Giving Ataline Syrup Is Safe Now?

my child is 1year old and his weight is 9.5kg. He started with a virul cold and took medicine for 4times. now it has converted to wheezing and doc prescribe asthaline syrup 2.5ml for 2 times a day x 5days. that also completed and today he is having difficulty in breathing, so i gave him Ataline 2hours before, still no relif. so is it alright to give asthaline syrup now. Please advise
Fri, 7 Jun 2013
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Hi,
Your child seems to be suffering from allergic bronchitis.he may treated with antihistaminincs, some bronchodilators like asthaline. some anti inflammatory and antipyretic. Along with all these he can also be nebulised with some bronchodilators and often with some steroids inhalation if wheeze do not respond.
he should also be fully investigated for any infection or any allergic phenomenon.
Thanks
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Child With Viral Cold, Wheezing, Difficult To Breathe. Giving Ataline Syrup Is Safe Now?

Hi, Your child seems to be suffering from allergic bronchitis.he may treated with antihistaminincs, some bronchodilators like asthaline. some anti inflammatory and antipyretic. Along with all these he can also be nebulised with some bronchodilators and often with some steroids inhalation if wheeze do not respond. he should also be fully investigated for any infection or any allergic phenomenon. Thanks