
Showing posts with label asthma medications. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asthma medications. Show all posts
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Theopylline and asthma

Labels:
asthma medications,
bronchodilators,
caffeine,
theophylline
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Inhaled corticosteroids for asthma
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Inhaled corticosteroids are highly useful to control asthma |
The medications including the group inhaled corticosteroids that
you have been prescribed to control your asthma may be different to the
medications used by someone else. The reason being that the type and the frequency
of the medications used will be determined by the doctors based on the patients’
age, sex, severity of the asthma symptoms, general wellbeing, control of asthma
symptoms, compliance as well as on the potential for side effects. Doctors may
have to change the dosage and review the treatment plan from time to time in
order to arrive at the best possible combination.
Asthma medications explained
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Asthma medications include many different varieties |
Asthma is a chronic
inflammatory disease affecting the lungs and the airways. It is characterized
by the presence of decreased airflow from time to time, production of mucus and
cough. Thus, the main aim of the medications used to control this disease
should be to reduce the inflammation within the respiratory system and maintain
the patency of the air passages without allowing them to narrow or be blocked
with mucus from time to time. However, there isn’t a medication that can
completely wipe off asthma yet, and it is essential that those who are suffering
from asthma understand and utilize the most appropriate medications without missing
too many doses throughout their lives.
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