Leo Said:

what is the best medicine for asthma patient?

We Answered:

nither u can treat him nor u r licenced to do so thats y its better dont buy any med. and ask your friend to see a good physician. It will be better for your friend.

list of few medications:
1) beclomethasone dipropionate
2)budesonide
3)triamcinolone acetonide
4) as Inheller : ipratropium bromide and
albuterol sulfate
5) Oral Methylxanthines :theophylline
6)Cromolyn and Nedocromil
7)Anti-IgE :omalizumab

Dont Try It By Your Self

Vincent Said:

Can I use Traumeels cream with an asthma medicine?

We Answered:

Many topical anti-inflammatories are steroidal creams, which can have additive effects with the inhaler. It's great that you're aware of this potential interaction!

Traumeel, however, is a homeopathic preparation. It's very effective for treating inflammation and bruising (lumps, bumps, burns, rashes, bruises, etc. on unbroken skin.) But because the contents are homeopathic, I can tell you with 100% certainty that it **DOES NOT interact with meds** including your daughter's Symbicort.

Hope your daughter is on the mend soon!

Diane Said:

Is it possible to purchase asthma medicine without medical insurance?

We Answered:

Try calling a local nurse line if one of your area hospitals have one, and ask them if there is a local clinic you can go to. Sometimes if you see their doctor, you can get a free inhaler sample. My sister does that. Also, my sister got the clinic doctor to get her signed up for the drug company's program. She sent the drug company an application, along with a copy of her pay stub, and they mailed her a supply of inhalers and the allergy medicine she needed. She didn't have to pay anything, so it's worth looking into for getting more than just one inhaler.

Mathew Said:

what are the side effects of Advair asthma medicine? I have a tremor that is made worse by albuterol?

We Answered:

hi.. I take Advair as well.. although I have had no side effects from it at all. I haven't heard of anyone having side effects from it so I'd talk to my Dr if I were you. Have you looked at the information pamphlet that comes with the Advair disk to see what it says there?
I used to take Flovent but I found it was far less effective than the Advair. You could check with the lung association for information on other asthma meds... but talk to you Dr.
Do you do breathing exercises? How 'bout swimming? Swimming is one of the best exercises for asthmatics... it helps to strengthen the lungs.