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Is using a nebulizer away from home safe for lungs ? wondering pollen,dust ect outside and also inside car . thank you?

Q: is using a nebulizer away from home safe for lungs ? wondering pollen,dust ect outside and also inside car . thank you?

: I don’t think that this would cause any problems.

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I don’t think that this would cause any problems.

Answered 2/10/2023

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A member asked:

Is using a nebulizer away from home safe for lungs ? wondering pollen,dust ect outside and also inside car . thank you?

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Dr. Daniel Berman answered

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