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Quick Relief Inhalers

by  Fred Little
Friday, October 20, 2006
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Dr. Fred Little is a practicing allergist and pulmonologist who als...

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Today I would like to discuss quick-relief inhalers.

Asthma patients, even if on a good combination of medications, need
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    Nancy
    Thursday, December 07, 2006 at 12:17 PM
    Thank you for a lot of helpful information on asthma. It is difficult to get personal help in this area. Thanks.
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    Jim Balsley, Hayward, Calif.
    Friday, December 15, 2006 at 09:50 PM
    I have COPD, end stage. I also use Combivent on a regular basis. Trust me on this. If inhalers are not used as directed by your Doctor, the opposite will happen. Remember everybody is different. Use the inhalers as directed !!
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    Jim Balsley, Hayward, Calif.
    Friday, December 15, 2006 at 09:56 PM
    Go to a web site that can help you. Your Doctor alone will not give the information you need. I'm COPD end stage. I go to this Group once a month. When I first started going, the Group didn't believe that I was end stage. Find the information to help yourself. Ever notice that when you take a hot shower, your breathing gets worse ? See what I'm talking about ? There's lots of websites. Jim
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