It's been 1.5 months covid, feeling palpitations daily on and off and weaknesses and , I have used "seroflo 250" inhaler 6 doses per day during 14 days of my covid because of shortness of breath , I don't have cough or wheezing during covid, so while inhaling seroflo started shakiness and reverse breathless ness,
is it the main cause using inhaler made me to have palpitations,? not able to sleep at nights.
, post covid having diagnosed with sinusitis taking duonase and montair ab table.
what's the underlying condition make me sleepless
What's the thing to cure this issue
I roamed to ent,cardiolgist,pulmonolgist post covid still my issue is not cleared, what am I going through?
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I was asthmatic from childhood and sinsusitis issues ,
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Palpitations could be due to overuse of seroflo. If you are not feeling breathless, you can hold it for couple of days. Consult a pulmonologist and ask for pulmonary function testing to get appropriate diagnosis and justification for use of it.
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Palpitations may occur due to excessive use of bronchodilators .inhalers are safe.may be Allergic aetiology,.Pl identify the allergens and avoid them. Pl do Lung exercises with respirometer. Pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken.
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