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Milk And Dust Allergy, Asthalin Inhaler Prescribed ,chronic Cough

Hi, my daughter is 19 months old and she has got allergy from milk n dust.she use to suffer from cough every 15-20 days...i m very much disturbed from her this frequent cough....today my pediat. Suggested me asthalin inhaler for her...i m lil bit hasitating abt it and i just wanted tp know how long her frequent cough problem will continue..... N ya is this problem is common among children?thnx in advance
Tue, 8 May 2012
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Allergy is common inchildren especially allergy to milk.They will outgrow it by 5 yrs mostly. For the cough, i would suggest budecort 50 via spacer to control the lung inflammation. Asthalin inhalers should not be used for more than 3 days during an acute periods.
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Milk And Dust Allergy, Asthalin Inhaler Prescribed ,chronic Cough

Allergy is common inchildren especially allergy to milk.They will outgrow it by 5 yrs mostly. For the cough, i would suggest budecort 50 via spacer to control the lung inflammation. Asthalin inhalers should not be used for more than 3 days during an acute periods.