pediatric pulmonologist

How Do Pediatric Pulmonologists Treat Respiratory Conditions?

Treatment plans are tailored to each child's specific condition and may include:
Medications such as bronchodilators, corticosteroids, and antibiotics
Respiratory therapies such as nebulizer treatments and chest physiotherapy
Oxygen therapy
Management of ventilators for patients with chronic respiratory failure
Education on lifestyle modifications and environmental controls

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