Is your child on pulmicort nebs; what is their dosage. My daughter takes it twice a day and it is the .25 dosage. She has been on it sionce she was 2 1/2 years old but weighs alot more than she did at 2. Just trying to keep up on her meds<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
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Pulmicort nebs
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Is your child on pulmicort nebs; what is their dosage. My daughter takes it twice a day and it is the .25 dosage. She has been on it sionce she was 2 1/2 years old but weighs alot more than she did at 2. Just trying to keep up on her meds<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Is your child on pulmicort nebs; what is their dosage. My daughter takes it twice a day and it is the .25 dosage. She has been on it sionce she was 2 1/2 years old but weighs alot more than she did at 2. Just trying to keep up on her meds<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Is your child on pulmicort nebs; what is their dosage. My daughter takes it twice a day and it is the .25 dosage. She has been on it sionce she was 2 1/2 years old but weighs alot more than she did at 2. Just trying to keep up on her meds<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Is your child on pulmicort nebs; what is their dosage. My daughter takes it twice a day and it is the .25 dosage. She has been on it sionce she was 2 1/2 years old but weighs alot more than she did at 2. Just trying to keep up on her meds<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
Emily uses Flovent twice a day by inhaler as her daily steroid; we added Pulmicort during one illness where she had really bad chest pain and croupy cough, wheezing, etc and got such good results- ever since we added it to her sick plan she hasn't needed Prednisone! But it doesn't surprise me it's a higher dose just used in that circumstance, since Emily gets really bad in that way only during illness and it tends to come on very suddenly; she goes to bed fine and the next morning wakes up 'honking' and can't draw a deep breath.
Emily uses Flovent twice a day by inhaler as her daily steroid; we added Pulmicort during one illness where she had really bad chest pain and croupy cough, wheezing, etc and got such good results- ever since we added it to her sick plan she hasn't needed Prednisone! But it doesn't surprise me it's a higher dose just used in that circumstance, since Emily gets really bad in that way only during illness and it tends to come on very suddenly; she goes to bed fine and the next morning wakes up 'honking' and can't draw a deep breath.
Emily uses Flovent twice a day by inhaler as her daily steroid; we added Pulmicort during one illness where she had really bad chest pain and croupy cough, wheezing, etc and got such good results- ever since we added it to her sick plan she hasn't needed Prednisone! But it doesn't surprise me it's a higher dose just used in that circumstance, since Emily gets really bad in that way only during illness and it tends to come on very suddenly; she goes to bed fine and the next morning wakes up 'honking' and can't draw a deep breath.
Emily uses Flovent twice a day by inhaler as her daily steroid; we added Pulmicort during one illness where she had really bad chest pain and croupy cough, wheezing, etc and got such good results- ever since we added it to her sick plan she hasn't needed Prednisone! But it doesn't surprise me it's a higher dose just used in that circumstance, since Emily gets really bad in that way only during illness and it tends to come on very suddenly; she goes to bed fine and the next morning wakes up 'honking' and can't draw a deep breath.
Emily uses Flovent twice a day by inhaler as her daily steroid; we added Pulmicort during one illness where she had really bad chest pain and croupy cough, wheezing, etc and got such good results- ever since we added it to her sick plan she hasn't needed Prednisone! But it doesn't surprise me it's a higher dose just used in that circumstance, since Emily gets really bad in that way only during illness and it tends to come on very suddenly; she goes to bed fine and the next morning wakes up 'honking' and can't draw a deep breath.