Hi, doctor I am having asthma. Now I am using aerocort rotacaps. But now I am getting asthma attack 3 times per day and I am thinking that my asthma condition has gone to next stage. I think I need to use some better and powerful medicine than aerocort rotacaps. So please suggest me some better and powerful medicine than aerocort rotacaps. Thank you.

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Dr. Kamendra Singh PawarPulmonologist5yrs exp

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Well aerocort is not working doesn't mean you have progressed to any upstage. The proper technique of using rotacaps and compliance will solve problems in many cases. Any comorbid conditions like upper respiratory infection, acid reflux, rhinitis, sinusitis may aggravate symptoms. In some cases aggressive management of asthma (flareups) will bring conditions to baseline. Good luck for the best health.

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Dr. Mool Chand GuptaPulmonologist43yrs exp

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Need steping up asthma medication. May use laba asnd ics combination by inhalation with spacer. Can consult a local pulmoniologist.

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Dr. C. E PrasadPulmonologist34yrs exp

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The inhalers are of long acting and short acting variety and also inflammation reducers your pulmonologist has assess your lung function and then decide the proper inhaler.

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