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Foracort 400 leads to slight heavy voice
I am using foracort inhaler 400 since april. Doctoe has prescribed this medicine for covid 19 treatment. During covid recovery period, as i felt slight chest tightness, doctor recommended to continue this medicine for two months. However doctor gave gap of two weeks in middle. Since then i felt slight heavy voice. It is not even noticable. Some people told that i havw slight heavy voice. I do not have cough, sore throat or difficulty in swallowing. Sometimes two oe three times i need to clean my voice. Is it normal?
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Reduce dose of foracort inhaler to 200 n then 100 week by week. Stop after 15 days.
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Some time t it gives some change in voice but it go off automatically. after each inhalation just do plain water gargle
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if symptoms persist go for HRCT chest. pulmonary function tests.
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Inhaler is not needed for such a long period of time Please consult so that the doses can be accordingly tapered down
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