As Prescribed only: Give the medications as prescribed only. These medications are sometimes given to sick children but only after an evaluation by a medical professional. In appropriate, low doses, for the right patient without allergies to the medications, these medications are generally considered safe. See: http://sgoti.Ws/wr57eq and http://sgoti.Ws/wr5a3n.
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BRONCHIAL ASTHMA: If it was given before by your md you can give it with tylenol (acetaminophen). Sometimes we just use the nebulizer treatment.
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Depends on…: Why you wish to give them. Albuterol is for acute or chronic asthma; children's tylenol (acetaminophen) is for pain or fever. Doses for each are based on the child's weight. If u are using older formulation of children's tylenol (acetaminophen), make certain u follow the package directions for correct dose. (if uncertain, ask your pediatrician).
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