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Child. Cold, Cough, Difficulty In Breathing. Diagnosed Asthma. On Ventolin And Flovent Puffs. Continue Medication?

Hello I'm a mother of 17 months old. He's has a colds and cough right now. He was in the hospital 3 weeks ago with the same problem. They said its asthma. I'm giving him 2 puffs of ventolin every 4 hours and 2 puffs of flovent 2X a day. Do i need to continue giving the ventolin every 4 hours at night while he's sleeping? I can see his having hard time breathing. But it says on the package do not exceed 4 puffs a day for children and 8 puffs for adult. I don't wanna give him to much ventolin. I need your help.
Sat, 14 Sep 2013
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the medicines are ok to control the disease normally the infant asthma is mostly allergic and if you look to food theory it explains the child need breast milk only for 2 years and after that no mik
if you add milk and diary child start with asthma
as you withdraw milk and diary completely from diet add fruits and other diet your child will be better in few wk
till use supportive therapy
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Child. Cold, Cough, Difficulty In Breathing. Diagnosed Asthma. On Ventolin And Flovent Puffs. Continue Medication?

the medicines are ok to control the disease normally the infant asthma is mostly allergic and if you look to food theory it explains the child need breast milk only for 2 years and after that no mik if you add milk and diary child start with asthma as you withdraw milk and diary completely from diet add fruits and other diet your child will be better in few wk till use supportive therapy