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Can Homeopathy Medicine Substitute Asthalin For Asthma?
Good morning Dr. Sir
I am suffering from asthma since last eight years, we suffering like wheezzing, breathing problem almost a day & night, cough problem
I taken regularly salbutamol, asthalin, deriphyllin tablet, but now it is not effective. Then since last six months i taken treatment from Bakson Homeopathy Hospital Homeopathy treatment, but also not satisfied, niether problem found relief.
Please suggest what i do?
I am suffering from asthma since last eight years, we suffering like wheezzing, breathing problem almost a day & night, cough problem
I taken regularly salbutamol, asthalin, deriphyllin tablet, but now it is not effective. Then since last six months i taken treatment from Bakson Homeopathy Hospital Homeopathy treatment, but also not satisfied, niether problem found relief.
Please suggest what i do?
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Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic
It is possible that there may be triggers that can causing your asthma attacks.
Triggers may be : (1)sinusitis - this may present with post nasal drip , sneezing, nasal congestion, sneezing. The use of topical steroid nasal sprays, anti histamines would help
(2)GERD- gastroesophageal reflux can also aggravate asthma
(3)environmental triggers such as dust, pollen, pets
You need a preventer inhaler to be added to your regimen. At the moment you are only using reliever inhalers.
A preventer would reduce the frequency of your asthma attacks.
You need to speak to your doctor to obtain a prescription for a preventer.
I hope this helps
It is possible that there may be triggers that can causing your asthma attacks.
Triggers may be : (1)sinusitis - this may present with post nasal drip , sneezing, nasal congestion, sneezing. The use of topical steroid nasal sprays, anti histamines would help
(2)GERD- gastroesophageal reflux can also aggravate asthma
(3)environmental triggers such as dust, pollen, pets
You need a preventer inhaler to be added to your regimen. At the moment you are only using reliever inhalers.
A preventer would reduce the frequency of your asthma attacks.
You need to speak to your doctor to obtain a prescription for a preventer.
I hope this helps
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