Yes, asthma medicines are safe when given by your child’s doctor. Be sure to follow the directions from your doctor and pharmacist. Do not give your child extra medicine or inhaler puffs unless your child’s doctor tells you to.
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Yes, asthma medicines are safe when given by your child’s doctor. Be sure to follow the directions from your doctor and pharmacist. Do not give your child extra medicine or inhaler puffs unless your child’s doctor tells you to.
To ensure safety and effectiveness of compounded medications, some compounded prescriptions may be rejected at the pharmacy and require prior authorization. Your doctor may complete the Compound Prior Authorization Form and fax to Priority Partners. The provider must also provide clinical documentation to support the request.