Although they are more expensive, they are easy to use, and do not require refrigeration. They may, in fact be more economical for infrequent use, since less medication is discarded. No, and a crying child is breathing deeply. Try to persist, and the child will become used to the treatments. My infant always falls asleep following the aerosol treatment.
Infants often tire from the increased work of breathing, and cry throughout the treatment.
The rhythmic sound of the nebulizer, combined with the eased breathing, provide conditions for a contented sleep. CHEO does not assume responsibility for inaccuracies or omissions contained in this Web Site. This Web Site can not be used as a substitute for obtaining medical advice or for seeking treatment from a qualified physician. Visitors to this Web Site should not rely on the information contained in it for advice in particular cases. This site should not be consulted for use during an attack of wheezing or difficulty breathing.