Always follow your doctor’s instructions precisely. Dosage depends on your child’s age and condition. Never increase or decrease the dose without consulting your doctor.
Before using the inhaler, check the canister for cracks or dents. Shake well before each use. Teach your child the proper inhaler technique, including coordinating the spray with inhalation. Using a spacer can greatly improve medication delivery.
Common side effects include tremor, headache, and throat irritation. These are usually mild and temporary. Report any serious side effects to your doctor immediately.
Store the inhaler at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep out of reach of children. Dispose of used canisters properly, following your local guidelines.
| Tremor | Monitor; may subside with continued use. Contact your doctor if severe. |
| Headache | Consider over-the-counter pain relief (as directed by your doctor). |
| Throat Irritation | Rinse mouth with water after each use; consider a cough suppressant (as directed by your doctor). |
| Rapid Heartbeat | Seek immediate medical attention. |
Regularly check your child’s inhaler technique with your doctor or pharmacist. They can ensure your child uses the inhaler correctly and gets the maximum benefit from the medication. Schedule regular check-ups to monitor your child’s response to the treatment.
Remember, this guide provides general information; it’s crucial to consult your doctor or pharmacist for personalized advice related to your child’s specific needs and health condition. Always prioritize safety and follow professional medical guidance.
