Wheezing and allergy

2020-05-07 07:59:25
I am suffering from wheezing and also dust allergy my PFT results shows restrictive AIRWAYS I am taking maxiflo 250mg rotocaps inhalers but sometimes mild wheezing still there is the medication ok or to change
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Hi. I understand your concern s. You are on right treatment but need additional information to tailor your treatment a bit more. Consult a pulmonologist via chat consult for a detailed analysis

Answered2020-05-07 08:27:17

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Maxiflo is good choice. If still there is wheezing then 1. Review your inhale technique and correct it in case of inappropriate technique. 2. Look for other conditions like gastric reflux, anxietry, rhinitis. Obesity 3. If no comorbid condition, then review the dosing.
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can consult online to pulmonologist

Answered2020-05-07 08:29:22

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This could be cough variant asthma / GERD. Follow Continue or double with correct technique of use your daily maintenance prevention dose of inhaled corticosteroids as per your body weight.
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Continue doses of anxiety and needs a strong PPI
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Consult your treating physician. Else we may have online consult/ chat.

Answered2020-05-07 08:16:10

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As such maxiflo is a very good inhaler for maintenance therapy. More details are needed to know if you need to change, how long you have been taking this, what are the other medicines youre taking? Is your technique in taking the inhaler correct?

Answered2020-05-07 08:07:43

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The medication is fine, you need to continue it
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Add Steam inhalation  twice a dy you can get CBC with AEC done
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consult pulmonologist if problem continues

Answered2020-05-07 08:05:06

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Need to see your PFT reports..! Meanwhile continue your inhaler..you might need to upgrade it

Answered2020-05-07 08:01:41

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