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Rx - tab diclofenac sodium, 50 mg, bid × 3 days. - salbutamol inhaler.
Drpbm. Take a glass of milk daily. Do hb, cbc, lft, bp at lab.
Consult online with history and report.

Asthma can usually be managed with rescue inhalers to treat symptoms (salbutamol) and controller inhalers that prevent symptoms (steroids). Severe cases may require longer-acting inhalers that keep the airways open (formoterol, salmeterol, tiotropium), as well as inhalant steroids.

U have lots of stressor. You need to ventilate with someone. It can be either your close friend, familt member or your doctor. So go ahead.

Aerocort is short acting reliever plus a steroid, Duolin is short plus long acting reliever, and Seroflo is long acting reliever with a steroid. I am sure you are more confused now. Seroflo is good for those having long standing persistent breathlessness and is used permanently. Other two are combinations of reliever (relieving the symptoms immediately) at the same time containing steroid also known here as preventer (which helps internal congestion of tubes. It is preferred that your doctor pre...more

This looks like asthma, can be confirmed with detailed questions
inhaled salbutamol is recommended than oral syrup for their side effects. Pressurized metered dose inhaler (pmdi) asthalin can be given with a spacer and face mask, if not relieved pmdi budesonide with salbutamol 100 mcg is better, 1 puff whenever cough occurs. Can be repeated in 15 minutes if no relief, step up with two puffs if no relief. Techniques of pmdi with space can be seen in youtube video by typing the brand name and ...more

Dear lybrate-user, both are just symptom reliever. U need to be started on different inhalers. I can suggest you.

Dear lybrateuser,
- Do warm salt water gargles three times a day
- avoid cold fluids including aerated drinks, have more of warm fluids, water, tea, coffee, soup
- mix 1/4 teaspoon of turmeric powder in a cup of warm milk & have it twice a day
- take tablet levocetrizine, 10mg, 1 tab daily in the evening
- take syrup Bromhexine, 2 teaspoonful three times a day
- avoid exposure to cold weather, dust & smoke
- also reduce your weight to keep your body fit.

The medicine is found to have slight risk in pregnancy but in your case the benefits outweigh the risk as your cough if not improved can be more harmful to the baby. Continue with the advice and also take saline gargles or steam inhalation.

Yes ,GERD can be cause.If obese,you might be having OSA. Take raciper l 1 tab once /day before breakfast. Reduce weight if obese.

Kindly get a chest x-ray. Avoid contact with dust, pollen, cover your nose and mouth always when exposed to smoke dust. Keep your self warm in cold climate or when ever the weather is changing from hot to cold. Take anti histamine in such conditions if breathless persist steroid inhaler will help.