Could a simple spray help kids breathe easier during sports?
NCT ID NCT07394036
Summary
This study is testing whether a medication called ipratropium bromide, inhaled as a spray, can help children and teenagers who struggle to breathe during intense exercise due to a condition called Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction (EILO). Researchers will compare the spray to a placebo (a spray with no medicine) to see if it reduces feelings of breathlessness and physical airway narrowing during exercise. The goal is to find a quicker, more accessible treatment option compared to current speech therapy approaches.
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Cook Children's Pulmonology (Exercise Respiratory Center)
Prosper, Texas, 75078, United States
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