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Have Dizziness, Cough, Taking AB Phylline, Montek, Took Deriphyllin Injection. Have COPD, Seroflo, Butadine Inhaler When Difficult Breathing

Hi, I am 60 years old and have COPD. I have been taking butadiene inhaler whenever I have difficulty in breathing and seroflo once in the morning. Two weeks back, I had difficulty in breathing and took deriphyllin injection, when I was prescribed AB Phylline (Acebrophylline) - 100mg and Montek LC. I took 7 tablets of AB Phylline and 5 tablets of Montek. After the intake, I had symptoms of dizziness and severe cough.
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Hi, dizziness may be due to some side effects of medicines. COPD is a serious disease if not treated well, so first of all increase your stamina slow and slow so that lung capacity will increase in your chest. Mind it this is not a treatment but supportive therapy. Montemac and levocetrizine both are anti-allergic so might produces some dizziness. If acerophyllin is not working properly change it after the advice of doc. Coffee is also a bronchodilator ,so in emergency it can be used for time being.Good luck
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Have Dizziness, Cough, Taking AB Phylline, Montek, Took Deriphyllin Injection. Have COPD, Seroflo, Butadine Inhaler When Difficult Breathing

Hi, dizziness may be due to some side effects of medicines. COPD is a serious disease if not treated well, so first of all increase your stamina slow and slow so that lung capacity will increase in your chest. Mind it this is not a treatment but supportive therapy. Montemac and levocetrizine both are anti-allergic so might produces some dizziness. If acerophyllin is not working properly change it after the advice of doc. Coffee is also a bronchodilator ,so in emergency it can be used for time being.Good luck