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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Attacks Of Asthma

I m having asthmatic problem since my childhood......later doctor prescribed me to take asthalin rotocaps whenever required..... 5 months ago i got asthma atack i think causE i couldn t take breathe properly........then i meet to a doctor who prescribed me some tablets at that time the major breathing problem ws somehow over...but after some time it again start den doctor prescribed me airtech 400 which i was using till 1 month ago....but when i realised that at every morning i have feel breath swell.....so i met to another doctor who prescribed me esiflo 250 but problem is same as before....every morning i feel breath swelling.....
Mon, 27 Jul 2015
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1st you have to perform a pulmonary function test which will detect the current stage of your asthma for a proper management. If you are a smoker its highly recommended to stop smoking. There are so many allergic conditions triggering asthma. As you are facing problems mainly after rising from bed you may have allergy from bed pollen or dust. Regular change of your bedsheet is advised. If you have allergy to dust or cold you have to avoid them or take proper precautions.
Inhaler containing levosalbutamol, salmeterol, ipratropium, fluticasone etc may help to control asthmatic attacks depending upon the stage of illness. You may have to use one or two inhalers for a duration. Montelukast with levocetrizine tabs once daily for a month have a long term affect in controlling asthma.
As asthma can be severe its recommended to visit a doctor for getting advice about the use of inhaler depending upon the stage of asthma.
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Suggest Treatment For Recurring Attacks Of Asthma

1st you have to perform a pulmonary function test which will detect the current stage of your asthma for a proper management. If you are a smoker its highly recommended to stop smoking. There are so many allergic conditions triggering asthma. As you are facing problems mainly after rising from bed you may have allergy from bed pollen or dust. Regular change of your bedsheet is advised. If you have allergy to dust or cold you have to avoid them or take proper precautions. Inhaler containing levosalbutamol, salmeterol, ipratropium, fluticasone etc may help to control asthmatic attacks depending upon the stage of illness. You may have to use one or two inhalers for a duration. Montelukast with levocetrizine tabs once daily for a month have a long term affect in controlling asthma. As asthma can be severe its recommended to visit a doctor for getting advice about the use of inhaler depending upon the stage of asthma.