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Barbara Jordan

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Advir/symbicort did not control my asthma. I wheezed daily for monthe. My practitioners were relucta

I used advair,then symbicort for months, wheezing daily. My pulmonologists were reluctant to dicontinue the medication. I am now on Flovent 220mcg 2 puffs twice daily. Wheezing is infrequent if at all.   In strogly belive imprvement should dictate the contiuation of advair and symbicort.   Barbara Jordan
posted 10/28/2008, comments (0)|
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Kathi MacNaughton

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Combination Asthma Inhalers = Increased Convenience + Better Asthma Control

Asthma treatment is all about control. Control is the main goal of asthma treatment, as outlined in both the U.S. asthma management guidelines as well as the GINA World Asthma guidelines.   Most people are able to achieve asthma control by taking 1 or 2 puffs of a controller medicine containing an inhaled steroid (such as Flovent and... Read moreChevron
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Asthma Medication Issues - How Do You Know What's Safe?

It feels lately like there's always some kind of "bad news" in the headlines about one asthma medication or another. Asthma is a disease that benefits greatly from being treated, but do asthma medications actually do more harm than good?   That's the question you might be asking yourself. After all, just in the past year, we've heard about... Read moreChevron
posted 04/21/2008, comments (0)|
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Prescription Drug Ads: Do They Do More Harm Than Good?

Read our experts' analysis in a special Issue section  "Prescription-drug ads prompt nearly one-third of Americans to ask their doctors about an advertised medicine, and 82% of those who ask say their physicians recommended a prescription."   This comes from Julie Appleby, a reporter with USA TODAY in a news article... Read moreChevron
posted 03/04/2008, comments (0)|
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Kathi MacNaughton

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Understanding Black Box Warnings for Asthma Medicines

Some of the most effective asthma medicines are inhaled steroids, and the downside to this is that the word "steroid" has a bad reputation. But what many people don't understand is that the steroids that have caused that negative publicity are NOT the kind of steroids that asthma sufferers take. In fact, the steroids that people... Read moreChevron

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