What are the side effects of interferon nebulization in children? What are the correct ways to use interferon?

Interferon nebulization is often used to treat children's cough, children's bronchitis and other diseases. The use of interferon nebulization also has certain side effects. Interferon nebulization can cause side effects such as fever, nasal congestion, runny nose, urinary urgency, headache, dizziness, etc. in children, and it can also cause some side effects to the children's digestive system. In addition, it may also cause rashes and damage children's skin.

Although interferon nebulization can treat some diseases, everything has two sides. Interferon nebulization also has some side effects on children, especially when the dosage is not controlled. So, what are the side effects of interferon nebulization for children? Now, let us take a closer look!

Interferon nebulization can bring some systemic side effects to children. Children will have symptoms of fever, no matter how much interferon is used, basically children will have symptoms of fever. Generally, the child's body temperature will reach 38-40 degrees Celsius. At this time, physical cooling methods are needed to cool the child down, and some antipyretics can also be taken. Some children's fever is not very serious. These children only need to drink more boiled water and pay more attention to rest. In addition, some children will have symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, urgency to urinate, headache, dizziness, etc.

Interferon aerosol can also cause some side effects to children's digestive system. Children may have loss of appetite, abnormal taste, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, diarrhea and other symptoms. Generally, the greater the dosage of interferon, the greater the side effects to children.

Interferon aerosol can also cause some side effects on children's skin. Children may develop maculopapular rashes on their bodies and recipients, but these maculopapular rashes are temporary. Some children may also have specific reactions, with diffuse erythema or urticaria on their bodies. If the condition is mild, no special treatment is required. Once these rashes are severe, it is necessary to stop interferon aerosol, or reduce the dosage and carry out anti-allergic treatment.

The above are some of the side effects that interferon nebulization can bring to children. In addition, interferon nebulization can also cause side effects such as endocrine disorders due to increased white blood cell and platelet values. Therefore, when using interferon nebulization, it is necessary to control the amount used. Once a problem occurs, the dosage must be reduced or stopped.