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Is Asthalin Inhaler The Right Medicine For Wheezing?

Hi Dr. I am 32 years male , I am using asthalin inhaler for last 10 to 15 yrs( not often) but nowadays i feel that frequency of wheezing and taking inhaler is multiples . And some known Doctors advised me to take some other inhalers. is there any age limit to consume asthalin inhaler whether i need to switch over to other .
Thu, 16 Jul 2015
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thanks for your question
I completely understand your question
complete and certain corner stone of treatment of bronchial asthma is inhaled corticosteroids .
asthalin inhaler is just a symptomatic management
you need to consult a pulmonologist whi can request for a spirometry and history and examination to accurately diagnose the disease and symptoms
accordingly asthma will be categorised and treatment ll be started as per stage
he may prescribe you inhaler of long acting beta 2 agonist and inhaled corticosteroids lkke combination of fluticasone and formoterol which is the main treatment and inhaled drugs have no sideeffects or minimal side effects
so consult a pulmonologist who can guide you further
thanks
feel free to ask more questions
may god bless you with good health
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Is Asthalin Inhaler The Right Medicine For Wheezing?

thanks for your question I completely understand your question complete and certain corner stone of treatment of bronchial asthma is inhaled corticosteroids . asthalin inhaler is just a symptomatic management you need to consult a pulmonologist whi can request for a spirometry and history and examination to accurately diagnose the disease and symptoms accordingly asthma will be categorised and treatment ll be started as per stage he may prescribe you inhaler of long acting beta 2 agonist and inhaled corticosteroids lkke combination of fluticasone and formoterol which is the main treatment and inhaled drugs have no sideeffects or minimal side effects so consult a pulmonologist who can guide you further thanks feel free to ask more questions may god bless you with good health