pediatric pulmonologists

What Treatments Do Pediatric Pulmonologists Provide?

Treatment plans are tailored to each child's specific condition and needs. Common treatments include:
Medications such as bronchodilators, corticosteroids, and antibiotics
Respiratory Therapy to improve lung function
Oxygen Therapy for children with chronic lung disease
Mechanical Ventilation for severe cases
Pulmonary Rehabilitation to enhance breathing efficiency
Nutritional Support for children with conditions like cystic fibrosis

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