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Asked for male, 52 years old from Mumbai
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You may be suffering from gustatory rhinitis, start ipratropium bromide nasal spray 2puffs twice a day and tab smati once a day.
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Asked for Male, 31 years old from Roorkee
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The medicine commonly used is sabutamol (asthalin) and ipratropium Bromide....
But for your information it has many side effects...
Better take homoeopathic medicine...it is better and no side effects...
You may give him
Spongia 30 tds for one day..see if it helps..
Or consult with proper symptoms...
But for your information it has many side effects...
Better take homoeopathic medicine...it is better and no side effects...
You may give him
Spongia 30 tds for one day..see if it helps..
Or consult with proper symptoms...
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Asked for female, 28 years old from Bangalore Rural
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Firstly sir ,would like to know, how long have you been diagnosed with lung cancer, and are you on any supportive chemo/ radiotherapy or any domiciliary oxygen support. Depending jpon the grading, of how breathless you are with bouts of exacerbations you have, few medicines can be titrated. If not suffering from any other co- morbities ,can start with doxobid 200 mg twice a day, montair fx once at night, and nebulization with ipravent & budecort [if you feel more breathless]. Alternatively use s...more
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Asked for male, 65 years old from Navi Mumbai
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What is your age, smoking status, complaints.Is it asthma or COPD. Both are different problems with different solutions. Moreover there is no specific food restriction for asthma/ allergy. Every individual will have different allergies.So take fresh milk/ yogurt.
If you are properly diagnosed with asthma/ COPD take proper inhalers( Controllers LIke formeterol/budesonide or solmeterol/fluticosone) and keep some relievers like salbutomol with or without ipratropium for emergency purpose.
If you are properly diagnosed with asthma/ COPD take proper inhalers( Controllers LIke formeterol/budesonide or solmeterol/fluticosone) and keep some relievers like salbutomol with or without ipratropium for emergency purpose.
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These can include:
short-acting beta agonists, such as albuterol. These medications are the same medications as those in your quick-acting (rescue) inhaler. You may need to use a machine called a nebulizer, which turns the medication into a mist that can be inhaled deep into your lungs.
Oral corticosteroids. Taken in pill form, these medications help reduce lung inflammation and get your asthma symptoms under control. For more-severe asthma attacks, corticosteroids can be given intraveno...more
short-acting beta agonists, such as albuterol. These medications are the same medications as those in your quick-acting (rescue) inhaler. You may need to use a machine called a nebulizer, which turns the medication into a mist that can be inhaled deep into your lungs.
Oral corticosteroids. Taken in pill form, these medications help reduce lung inflammation and get your asthma symptoms under control. For more-severe asthma attacks, corticosteroids can be given intraveno...more
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Asthma exacerbations are acute or subacute episodes of breathlessness, cough, wheezing, and chest tightness, or any combination of these symptoms.
Treatment include:
short-acting beta agonists, such as albuterol. These medications are the same medications as those in your quick-acting (rescue) inhaler. You may need to use a machine called a nebulizer, which turns the medication into a mist that can be inhaled deep into your lungs.
Oral corticosteroids. Taken in pill form, these medic...more
Treatment include:
short-acting beta agonists, such as albuterol. These medications are the same medications as those in your quick-acting (rescue) inhaler. You may need to use a machine called a nebulizer, which turns the medication into a mist that can be inhaled deep into your lungs.
Oral corticosteroids. Taken in pill form, these medic...more
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Hi lybrate-user, There is no shortage of cold and flu remedies. Usually a cold lasts no more than 10 days, but it can trigger asthma, ear infections, sinus infections and a cough, and some of these can add extra weeks of illness. Also colds are expensive; every year they cost the nation millions of dollars in doctor visits, medications and time off work.
If you want to avoid a cold or to treat one once it strikes, here are some tips based on the review's findings.
1) Zinc tablets: Start ...more
If you want to avoid a cold or to treat one once it strikes, here are some tips based on the review's findings.
1) Zinc tablets: Start ...more
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