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Are asthma inhalers responsible for making your children grow slower?
TheHealthSite asthma in children Kids with asthma who take corticosteroid drugs via inhalers run the risk of less growth, an study suggests. 'Children treated daily with inhaled corticosteroids may grow approximately half a centimetre less during the first year of … |
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Do asthma drugs result in slower growth?
TheHealthSite Asthma Children who take inhalable steroids for asthma grow slower than their peers in the first year of taking the drugs, but the effect of it so small that it easily outweighed by the benefits of taking the drug, say researchers. The Guardian reports … Scientific review finds asthma drugs suppress child growth Corticosteroid Drugs Used For Asthma Suppress Growth – Systematic Reviews Asthma Medications Could Stunt Children's Growth, Up To Half A Centimeter … |
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