September 10, 2025Journal of Asthma

Comparing the effects of two low-dose budesonide suspension nebulization treatments on asthma among young children: A multicenter study

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Randomized trial compares budesonide nebulization at 500 µg vs 250 µg in young children with asthma, suggesting comparable outcomes.

Both 250 µg and 500 µg doses of budesonide improved asthma control over six months, with no significant differences noted between groups.
The study involved 340 children aged 4-7 with mild to moderate asthma, aiming to find effective treatment dosages.
Pulmonary function tests and asthma quality of life scores showed significant improvements from baseline for both dosages.
Lower doses of budesonide provided comparable asthma control, indicating potential for optimized treatment in young children.

Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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