Kids

💡TL;DR: Croup and whooping cough are different illnesses: croup is a short-lived viral infection of the upper airway that causes a barky, seal-like cough, while whooping cough (pertussis) is a long-lasting bacterial infection that causes violent coughing fits with a gasping "whoop". Croup usually affects children 6

💡TL;DR: Most infant coughs are viral and improve with supportive care, but a nebulizer can help when there’s wheeze or heavy chest congestion. Use only sterile 0.9% saline or a doctor-prescribed medication; typical sessions take 5–10 minutes with a snug infant mask. Don’t use OTC

💡TL;DR: A pediatric nebulizer is simply a regular nebulizer with child-sized masks and quieter, easier designs so kids can breathe medicine as a fine mist. Choose a quiet, portable mesh unit with the right-sized mask to make 5–10 minute treatments calmer for infants and toddlers who can’t

💡TL;DR: Nebulizers help croup only when used with epinephrine in a medical setting; relief starts within minutes but typically wears off in about 2 hours, so observation is needed. Dexamethasone is the gold‑standard treatment and usually improves breathing in 2–3 hours, with effects lasting 24–72 hours.

What’s the Difference Between Reactive Airway Disease and Asthma? Hearing a doctor mention reactive airway disease when you expected to hear asthma can be confusing, especially when it’s about your child or someone you love. Both terms relate to breathing problems, wheezing, and coughing, but they’re not

A baby having breathing issues is one of the scariest things a parent can experience. And in their first year of life, infants are at higher risk for respiratory distress from bronchiolitis—a lung infection that causes swelling and mucus buildup in the small airways. It’s usually caused from

A comprehensive breakdown of croup vs RSV.

Thank you for purchasing Hypertonic Saline Solution from TruNeb™. We provide premium, medical-grade hypertonic saline manufactured in an FDA-approved laboratory. This guide applies to all concentrations of our hypertonic saline, as the usage instructions and general details are the same regardless of the Sodium Chloride USP strength (0.9%, 3%

RSV and pneumonia are both respiratory illnesses that can make anyone very ill. Even though they both have some similarities, there are distinct differences in terms of causes, symptoms, and who is at risk most.  Understanding the difference between RSV and pneumonia can help you recognize when you might have