DUOLIN 1.25MG/500MCG RESPULES Health Feed

Flohale and budecort respule should not be taken together as they serve same purpose. Try allegra 120 mf once a day with saline gargles. Add ceftum 500 1 tab twice/day if fever. Better consult a resp. Phy.

Yes, you are absolutely right, it's should not be given till 3 to 6 months.
Reasons: Mechanism of Actions: it relaxed bronchial muscles (small wind pipe muscles), but Infant's wind pipe are deficient in muscles, no benefits in Infants.
Main problems in Infantile wind pipe during severe cold/cough is excessive secretions which might be treated with Hyoertonic Saline under Pediatric guidance

Please Give him Kankasav 15 ml twice daily Somasav 15 ml twice daily Continue your current medicine at present Reconsult after 15 days.

Nebulizer need not be taken for your symptoms and For pain take tablet paracetamol 650 mg and For dry cough I will suggest you to take syp Ascoril-D 2.5 ml and can repeat after a gap of six hours as and when required

Hello Mr. lybrate-user,
as per you your father may be a case of asthama or COPD or any other respiratory comorbidity.
Dear as a doctor advised you to take duolin nebulisation. Kindly continue with that only. If symptoms persists, followup privately, some medicines ll b added thn.
Good luck. Hope your query is answered.

Since there are a lot of variants of covid-19 going around, it is possible to have a repeat covid infection, but within 2 months, chances are low - but it is advisable to go for an rt-pcr test if you have any symptoms.

Chitrak haritaki 1 tsf twice a day empty stomach.
Kanakaasav 2 tsf +pippalyasav 2 tsf 4 tsf with equal amount of water after meals twice a day.
*swaas kaas chintamani ras+godantibhasma 125 mg+nagarjunabhra ras 125 mg+ras sindoor 125 mg. Empty stomach twice a day with honey
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Don't worry you will be cured.
Take care.

Cure in asthma is a tall order unless it is due to specific allergen

She may require further evaluation and probably different medication afterdue evaluation of sinuses

Although it is not always possible to prevent acute or chronic bronchitis, there are several things that can reduce the risk: Do not start smoking; quit smoking if you already smoke. Avoid lung irritants such as smoke, dust, fumes, vapors, and air pollution.

Hi.. you should take separately.. don’t mix.. remember these are to be used in emergency.. not for chronic maintenance therapy.. will create side effects like tremor, palpitations, increase pulse rate… switch to Foracort nebulisation or other alternative.. therapy to be continued whether your asthma is seasonal or persistent.. proper evaluation required