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Is It Safe To Take Romilast L10 For Breathing Problem?

hello sir im suffering breath problem from last one year, doctor told me its acute bronchitics, im using romilast L10 daily from last 4months its good, but if i miss it one day same prolem will start at early mornings... is there any permanent solution for this
Wed, 20 Aug 2014
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In my opinion you should first consult pulmonologist and get done chest x ray and pulmonary function test ( PFT ). Acute bronchitis dont last for 1 year. So might be having something else. PFT will guide you further in diagnosis. And romilast l is montelukast and levocetrizine combination. Montelukast is leukotriene receptor blocker and thus antiallergic while levocetrizine is antihistaminic so cough supressant. You may need inhaled therapy in the form of meter dose inhalers having long acting beta 2 agonist and corticosteroids. For all this you need to consult pulmonologist.
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Is It Safe To Take Romilast L10 For Breathing Problem?

In my opinion you should first consult pulmonologist and get done chest x ray and pulmonary function test ( PFT ). Acute bronchitis dont last for 1 year. So might be having something else. PFT will guide you further in diagnosis. And romilast l is montelukast and levocetrizine combination. Montelukast is leukotriene receptor blocker and thus antiallergic while levocetrizine is antihistaminic so cough supressant. You may need inhaled therapy in the form of meter dose inhalers having long acting beta 2 agonist and corticosteroids. For all this you need to consult pulmonologist.