What if my child is too young to use an inhaler?

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If your child is too young or unable to use an inhaler and spacer, talk to your pediatrician or pharmacist about switching to Pulmicort Respules. This medicine is used with a nebulizer that converts the liquid into a vapor that your child can breathe in.

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