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  5. My child regularly experiences asthma with cold and cough, especially in winter, and sometimes in summer as well. The doctor has prescribed inhalers such as Levolin and Seroflo. Are there any other treatments that could help manage my child?s asthma better?

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My child regularly experiences asthma with cold and cough, especially in winter, and sometimes in summer as well. The doctor has prescribed inhalers such as Levolin and Seroflo. Are there any other treatments that could help manage my child?s asthma better?

Asked by Female, 37 · 5 days ago

Dr Chandrakanth Jena

Dr Chandrakanth Jena

Pharm D

5 days ago

Along with Levolin and Seroflo inhalers, ensure your child avoids triggers such as dust and cold air and follows an up-to-date personalised asthma action plan. Your doctor may also consider a leukotriene receptor antagonist, like montelukast, or adjust the inhaler dose if symptoms persist. Regular check-ups are important to monitor asthma and prevent flare-ups effectively.
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  1. Environmental Control Measures + Avoidance

    • Reduce exposure to cold air, allergens, and irritants that trigger asthma.

  2. Medication Optimization

    • Review inhaler technique, consider adding leukotriene receptor antagonists, or adjust inhaled corticosteroid dose.

  3. Immunotherapy and Vaccinations

    • Consider allergy testing and immunotherapy if allergic triggers are identified; ensure flu and pneumococcal vaccines are up to date.

  4. Monitoring and Action Plan

    • Regularly monitor symptoms and peak flow; have a written asthma action plan.

  5. Specialist Referral

    • Refer to a pediatric pulmonologist or allergist for further evaluation if control is suboptimal.

Answered 5 days ago