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Dry powder inhaler..medicung on tongue

2017-05-21 03:51:26
I have been using revolizer inhaler. I tried all possible techniques to inhale d medicine but some medicine gets stuck on my tongue n throat...is this normal or am i doing something wrong? I checked all youtube links and i am doing the same thing what's shown in d video. Not sure if medicine is reaching to my lungs.kindly help with the right technique or any video link or paper.
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Please write to the company. They will provide you an educator for the same. Cipla people will surely help you they have a team for this.

Answered2017-05-21 05:11:16

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