Managing Children with Frequent Respiratory Infections and Wheezing: A New Study
Background
Preschoolers often suffer from respiratory infections (RIs) leading to wheezing. This study explores the effectiveness and safety of a new multi-component nasal spray in treating these symptoms.
Methods
Preschoolers were either given the new nasal spray (Saflovir) or standard therapy. The outcomes measured included the number of RIs and wheezing episodes, medication use, and severity of symptoms.
Results
Children using the new nasal spray had fewer RIs and used fewer beta-2 agonists compared to those on standard therapy (P = 0.01 and 0.029, respectively).
Conclusions
This study shows that the new multi-component nasal spray can reduce the incidence of RIs and the need for symptomatic drugs in children.
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