So far he has had bronchiolitis three times each time requiring puffers and once prednisone. If you look at these symptoms, presuming your child is well, it sounds as if your child fits the definition. If there is a family history of asthma or allergies, then my suspicion is even higher. Of course, the individual specifics of your son's case should be assessed by your son's doctor. Does the extended use of inhalers pose any danger and should they be used for occasional cough, he seems to have in the morning, especially this time of year.
Inhalers are devices that help spray medication into a child's lungs.
Which medication in the inhaler is the question. And there are two categories of medications. The bronchodialators are used to relieve immediate symptoms. The bronchodialators are used only when needed. The anti-inflammatory medications are considered to be preventative medications.