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Are nebulizers better than inhalers? (for most people)

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Dr. Stefan Cristian Stanel

In this video answering a question about whether nebulizers are better than inhalers for treating respiratory diseases. Some patients feel very strongly about using nebulizers but the problem is that inhalers have become extremely advanced and there are many options (different devices, long acting medication etc.). You have more choices of inhaled medication in inhalers compared to nebulizers. The dose released from an inhaler is usually also more precise. Nebulizers also require more maintenance and cleaning.
However, there are instances when a nebulizer may actually be helpful, such as for people who cannot use inhalers (young children, problems with finger joints etc.) or when someone is having for example an asthma attack and are really too breathless and exhausted to use an inhaler correctly. Sometimes, nebulizers may also be used in combination with lung clearance techniques (to clear mucus).
But overall inhalers are probably better for most people. Do check with your doctor what's right in your situation.

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