Is this a known side effect of albuterol?

[randomosityblog]

My dd has had an albuterol treatment like every 2 hours for about 24 hours now. EVERY time she gets a treatment, within a few minutes she is hyper (obviously) but she also starts talking with an accent. LMAO No joke. And it's not the same one all the time. Sometimes it's country, sometimes it's ghetto. Right now it's British! I really should try to record her. She's talking a mile a minute. A few hours ago she was going "Girrrrrl you gotta be kiddin me!! Girrrrrrl!" lmao I'm dying here. Glad something can entertain me while we are here.

[MommyFlood]

Its had that effect on me. Especially when it's the neb machine. The inhaler isn't so bad but that neb machine makes me feel like I'm on speed.

[AntzMom24]

Anthony had to use that when he was younger and nothing like that happened! I would definitely be on the phone with the pediatrician if it though! That would put me in a panic. 

[mommamorales]

Are you using oxygen?? I have had asthma all my life and yeah when I was little or hadn't had a treatment in awhile I would get hyper. But it's WAY worse when with oxygen.

[SarahSue87]

yes! and it gives me the shakes too, but it makes everyone in my family who has a puffer hyper. lol 

[epoh]

An accent? Lol idk. Bump!

[time.out]

Yeah lol my dd gets that way & so do I.

[Anastazia975]

Happened to the twins every single time! Lol.

[mackQuin]

My child has never had accents but he does get hyper. Especially if We are on a every two hour regimen

[FL2AK]

Getting hyper is a normal side effect.

[Billsbabygirl]

It seems to make children with adhd more hyper. My son is autistic and add and it sends him off the wall. My dd is not and it never bothers her