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What Should I Do As My Wife Is Suffering From Acute Asthma?

My wife is an acute asthma patient suffering from this disease for almost 26 years now
she is on Montek LC/Montek 10 (Singulair) for almost 6 months now.. due to severe winters she is having tough time and her situation is little out of control.. she avoids taking steroids as many doctors have advised her against that but no other medicines would bring her out of this situation .. what should she do
Thu, 10 Apr 2014
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Allergist and Immunologist 's  Response
the best option in this case would be short course of steroids. orally
or if there are contraindications you can try for bronchodilator inhalers or nembulisation
if bronchodilator does not help you can use steroidal inhalers or nembulisation which have less side effects than oral steroids
this is the only option in your case as the stage suggests
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What Should I Do As My Wife Is Suffering From Acute Asthma?

the best option in this case would be short course of steroids. orally or if there are contraindications you can try for bronchodilator inhalers or nembulisation if bronchodilator does not help you can use steroidal inhalers or nembulisation which have less side effects than oral steroids this is the only option in your case as the stage suggests