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Combihale Ff 250 Inhaler Health Feed

Asked for male, 27 years old from Sikar
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General Physician•Delhi
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Pulmonary function tests (pfts) are a group of tests that measure how well your lungs work. This includes how well you’re able to breathe and how effective your lungs are able to bring oxygen to the rest of your body. Doctors may order these tests if you’re having symptoms of lung problems.
You should follow the instructions of your examiner before tests are performed.
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Pulmonologist•Kolkata
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Possibly he has replaced maxiflo by seroflo or vice versa
both inhalers possibly not prescribed by him. Clear your doubt by asking him again.
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Asked for male, 22 years old from Bangalore
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General Physician•Pudukkottai
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They contain steroids. Steroids are the compounds that reduces the asthma but they cause increase in body weight.
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Respiratory Medicine Specialist•Delhi
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Both are long acting ics-laba combination drugs. The only difference being that salmeterol (seroflo) acts a little slower than formoterol (maxiflo).
Side effects range from hypersensitivity, altered taste, oral candidiasis, tachycardia to pneumonias.
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Asked for male, 42 years old from Delhi
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Pulmonologist•Bareilly
Dear Lybrate user, there is no documented / reported case of liver toxicity with use of budesonide & formoterol (budamate) inhaled drugs.
Since you have observed a rising of liver enzymes, it would be advisable to contact your treating doctor and reduce the dose of your inhaler (because all medicines pass through liver and may cause further problem)
you also need to contact a dm gastroenterology and try to find reason for liver problem.
Wishing you good health.
Asked for male, 34 years old from Ludhiana
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Pulmonologist•Delhi
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Inhaled medicines are the best way to take treatment for asthma. If right doses are used and proper precautions are taken, these are very very safe.
Asked for male, 42 years old from Vijayawada
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Hi
As a suggestion I prefer not to use these inhalers. Cuz u r used to it , it's very difficult to get rid of it.Cuz u get best results using a inhaler INSTANTLY. so you will not make up your mind to find a permanent solution or you are not ready.

I don't know how long your son have to use. Cuz it's said by his immunity.

Improve his immunity power or health against allergy. That's the only solution.

I prefer to have left as nd fermented liquids for 1 month.
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