When Is Nebulisation Done?

Why Might You Use a Nebulizer? Nebulizers are especially good for infants' or small children's asthma medications. They're are also helpful when you have trouble using an asthma inhaler or need a large dose of an inhaled medication. Nebulized therapy is often called a breathing treatment.

How do you know when a nebulizer treatment is done?

Breathe in and out slowly and deeply through your mouth until the mist is gone. The treatment is over when all the medicine is gone or there is no more mist coming out. The whole treatment may take up to 20 minutes. The machine may also make a sputtering noise when the treatment is done.

When should you use a nebulizer?

A nebulizer is a type of breathing machine that lets you inhale medicated vapors. While not always prescribed for a cough, nebulizers may be used to relieve coughs and other symptoms caused by respiratory illnesses. They're especially helpful for younger age groups who may have difficulty using handheld inhalers.