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<description>&lt;b&gt;Query : &lt;/b&gt;My son has wheezing almost every alternate month and recovers with medication in few days. I`m not sure how put my question... but what amount of wheezing or what symptoms would need immediate nebulisation_? 
&lt;br&gt;&lt;b&gt;Answer: &lt;/b&gt;Please don’t worry about your framing of questions. 
Your son has asthma according to your brief note` who needs nebulisation every alternative month with good response. Since 90 percent of children present with cough as a major symptoms. Starting quick reliever either by nebulisation or metered dose inhaler in a spacer is preferred soon he develops cough which follow wheeze later. If your son needs quick reliever more than 2 times in a week he needs the preventive medicine for longer period either motelukast or inhaled steroids {low dose} 
Dr. H. Paramesh </description>
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