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Have Wheezing While Taking Conor. Now Replaced With Ventoline. Can Conor Be Taken Again?
my mother is taking concor 2.5mg after the doctor prescribed her for the last 8 to months but 6 or 7 days before i felt that she has developed allergy and there was a wheezing sound, i took her to the doctor he said stop immediately concor 2.5 and given her ventoline puffs 3 times a day, she has stopped taking concor 2.5 mg for the last 6 days and now there is no wheezing sound. i want to ask you a question that can she be start again concor 2.5mg as one tablet every day like before
Wed, 8 May 2013
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If she had a reaction to the concor , it may be best not to use it again and to try another anti hypertensive medication.
Concor belongs to a family of drugs called beta blockers. It is one of the selective beta blockers , this means it only acts in certain parts of the body such as the heart. It is not suppose to affect lung function however persons react differently to medication.
Since she reacted negatively to it, it may be best not to use it again
I hope this helps
If she had a reaction to the concor , it may be best not to use it again and to try another anti hypertensive medication.
Concor belongs to a family of drugs called beta blockers. It is one of the selective beta blockers , this means it only acts in certain parts of the body such as the heart. It is not suppose to affect lung function however persons react differently to medication.
Since she reacted negatively to it, it may be best not to use it again
I hope this helps
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Hello."Concor"(bisoprolol) is a drug prescribed mainly to control heart rate.
"Concor"belongs to a group of drugs called beta blockers.Those drugs
one of its side effects is bronchial constriction(minor with bisoprolol that with other drugs oldest of that group ,for example atenolol).
Wheezing sound indicate that your mother was suffering bronchitis(allergic
viral...)and while the disease is active,"Concor"should not be taken
because increases the symptoms.
After the healing of bronchitis,"Concor"can be taked again,except if
the patient suffers chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or bronchial asthma.
If the patient not suffers that pathologies,can take "Concor"quietly;besides the dose
that your mother take(2.5 mgr)is low.
I wish you good health.
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"Concor"belongs to a group of drugs called beta blockers.Those drugs
one of its side effects is bronchial constriction(minor with bisoprolol that with other drugs oldest of that group ,for example atenolol).
Wheezing sound indicate that your mother was suffering bronchitis(allergic
viral...)and while the disease is active,"Concor"should not be taken
because increases the symptoms.
After the healing of bronchitis,"Concor"can be taked again,except if
the patient suffers chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or bronchial asthma.
If the patient not suffers that pathologies,can take "Concor"quietly;besides the dose
that your mother take(2.5 mgr)is low.
I wish you good health.
(In case the answer would have been useful please indicate this)
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IF A PERSON DEVELOPS ALLERGY TO MEDICINE YOU SHOULD NOT START AGAIN AS IT WILL AGAIN CAUSE ALLERGY AND THERE CAN BE INCREASE IN DISEASE
YOU CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR AS HE CAN CHANGE THE SALT WHICH IS NOT CAUSING ALLERG FOR THAT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION IS REQUIRED YOU CONTINUE WITH VENTROLIN TILL YOU CONSULT YOU DOCTOR AND CHANGE SALT OF MEDICINE
YOU CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR AS HE CAN CHANGE THE SALT WHICH IS NOT CAUSING ALLERG FOR THAT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION IS REQUIRED YOU CONTINUE WITH VENTROLIN TILL YOU CONSULT YOU DOCTOR AND CHANGE SALT OF MEDICINE
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