It is still common for people to find themselves in situations without their inhalers. Asthma symptoms can be life-threatening without your rescue inhaler if you do not have access to it. When your symptoms have subsided, or you have received medical assistance, there are various things you ca...
2. Select an Inhaler: MDI with Spacer Respimat Pressair Turbuhaler Ellipta MDI Diskus Handihaler Twisthaler Autohaler Aerolizer Flexhaler Neohaler Available On Assist Me To Use Inhalers Inhaler management-Step by step assistance. Schedule your dose with personal reminder. ...
and shortness of breath. while theres no cure for asthma, your symptoms can be controlled using both quick-relief and long-term control medications. asthma medications are usually taken by breathing them in using an inhaler or nebulizer. this allows the medicine to go directly into your lungs....
Background One reason that asthma remains poorly controlled in children is poor inhaler technique. Current guidelines recommend checking inhaler technique at each clinical visit. However, they do not specify how best to train children to mastery of correct inhaler technique. Currently many children are...
Biking is a great activity too for the people with asthma. However, this can easily turn out to be dangerous as well. Care should be taken to keep the pace leisurely because increasing it too much could lead to catastrophic results, the reason being the rapid breathing which makes the airwa...
Daily use of over-the-counter medicines like Flonase, Rhinocort, and Nasacort will deal with all your allergy symptoms, and you can’t get addicted to them. If you need an inhaler for asthma, it could be a good idea to get your prescription refilled before you go so you don’t run ...
are all part of Pharma’s patent-extending gimmicks. An inhaler is a great opportunity for evergreening: It’s a gadget that, for those with asthma, is inelastic, i.e. they cannot live without it. So long as pharma companies keep making them, those with asthma have to keep buying ...
Lundquist says everyday-looking items like a Sharpie or asthma inhaler could really be drug-related items. She says this is the first year they will have the display at the Middle School but they have used it at the High School before and there will be someone on hand to answer questions...
While you already have the heart medication and/or asthma inhaler at the ready, it seems like a good time to add: most query letters are not even read to their ends by screeners. Why? Because the vast majority of query letters disqualify themselves from serious consideration before the end...
a Torrid gift card (because I Returned Some Bras Without a Receipt) a Publix gift card (because My Mom is Great) an inhaler (because I have asthma) an Epi-Pen (because tree nuts will kill me) But, see… I can’t always carry that bag, because I’m a grown woman and grown women...