Aerocort Inhaler (Beclomethasone + Levosalbutamol) should not be started on your own unless a doctor has prescribed it for you. Since you had a serious lung infection in the past and now experience occasional shortness of breath, the cause needs to be properly checked. A pulmonologist may advise tests like spirometry or a chest X‑ray to see if there is any lasting damage. Based on those results, they will decide whether Aerocort or another treatment is appropriate. Using this inhaler without a proper diagnosis is not recommended.

A 5-year-old with a 3-day cough should use inhalers like Asthalin or Aerocort and Azithral only under a doctor's supervision. The correct doses depend on the child's age, weight, and symptom severity. You should consult your pediatrician to ensure safe and appropriate use.

Using Aerocort Forte Caps without a prescription is not safe, especially if you have breathing problems and panting. This medicine should be taken under a doctor's guidance to ensure the correct dose and monitor side effects. You should consult your doctor before continuing or adjusting the medication.

After using Aerocort inhaler for 20 years, switching to Ayurveda for asthma needs to be done carefully. Ayurvedic treatments may help, but you should not stop your inhaler suddenly. Talk to your doctor and an Ayurvedic expert to develop a safe plan that keeps your lungs protected.