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How is bronchiolitis treated?

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Virus: Supportive care. Some need oxygen. Iv hydration is necessary for some patients. If wheezing improves with albuterol or xopenex (levalbuterol) then i will continue using that also.

Answered 12/8/2015

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Dr. HARRY OPSIMOS answered

Specializes in Pediatric Pulmonology

Support no meds: Mostly by supportive care, no medications. Rarely, in patients admitted to the hospital, medications may be tried as needed.

Answered 11/25/2014

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Dr. answered

Most stay home: Most can stay at home. In more severe cases oxygen and IV fluids may be required in hospital. Antibiotics are not required as viral illness. In infants reasons for hospital may include: •poor feeding •lethargy •respiratory rate above 70 breaths/minute •presence of nasal flare and/or grunting •severe chest wall recession •cyanosis (blue lips/tongue) •dehydration

Answered 6/18/2016

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