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This makes even frequent nebuliser therapy a little easier each time – for parents, too. Note: The content of this article does not constitute medical advice or a therapy...

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solution (salt content > 0.9% NaCl, e.g. 3%) to loosen the mucus. If he or she has a distressing, dry cough, an isotonic saline solution (= 0.9% NaCl) can help. How different salt ...

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