Bronchiolitis
Supplements studied for bronchiolitis.
Overview
Only Magnesium is indexed for bronchiolitis, with three low-rated studies (WA 40) for effect size and evidence and medium trust.
Intravenous or nebulized magnesium sulfate does not help infants with bronchiolitis and may worsen symptoms. Using magnesium in a nebulizer along with usual treatment does not shorten hospital stay or reduce the need for breathing support. Taking magnesium by mouth for bronchiolitis has not been studied.
See the evidence reviews below for trial detail.
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