A nebulizer is a machine used to deliver asthma medicine deep inside the lungs. It is an asthma treatment option. It can be utilized by both kids 6 years old and under with a mask and children above the age of 6 with a mouthpiece. Many people may have questions. If a compressor nebulizer safe for kids? The article will give an answer.

Aerosol inhalation is a means of clinical treatment of respiratory diseases. Aerosol inhalation therapy acts directly on the respiratory tract. Compared with systemic drugs such as oral drugs, intramuscular injection, and intravenous infusion. It has the advantages of small dosage, quick effect, and fewer systemic side effects.

The nebulizer is very convenient for administration. It can also effectively reduce the unnecessary dosage of medication. Only 1/5 of systemic medication. Obviously, if the atomization effect is good. It means less medication and fewer side effects. This “targeted strike” treatment is completely safer than taking medicine and infusions. The rumor circulating on the Internet that nebulization is equivalent to oral inhalation of antibiotics is not credible.

No matter what the cause of the cough. It is necessary to flush the child’s respiratory tract in treatment, which is conducive to controlling the cough. The easiest way is to use a nebulizer for treatment. Flushing the airways by inhalation can effectively remove germs or allergens.

At the same time. Nebulizers are not necessarily used when children have a cold and cough. Aerosol inhalation therapy can treat bronchial asthma, cough variant asthma, post-infection cough, infantile wheezing, Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia, acute laryngitis, bronchitis, bronchopulmonary dysplasia and other respiratory diseases in children.

Thus, compressor nebulizer treatment is also safe for kids.