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How should i rinse a 5mo baby's mouth after a budesonide neb treatment? give her formula? how do i make sure she's inhaling? use pacifier adapter?
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Baby budesonide: You can rinse her mouth with a few sips of water. You will know she is getting her medicine if you are using a face mask with the nebulizer.
Answered 12/9/2014
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