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Zapiz and zispram for astma patient
Hi all,
My mom is having astma, copd issues.
She is having difficulty in breathing for a long, having medicine like momtec, doxofilline, deriphilline and budate nebulization doing.
Her illenes appear and disappears suddently so one doctor suggested to check psychiatry and we went to psychiatry. They suggested to zispram -1(5mg) and zapiz _1/2 (.25mg)tablet.
She was having that medicine for 4,5 months.
CURRENTLY SHE is facing oxygen low issues and breathing issue more.
So is there any issue in tablet.
Please comment, ur advice may help ones life.
Thanks in advance
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Sedatives may suppress respiration
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Dr. Sivaraj Karri
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10 yrs exp
Kakinada
If she is copd patient these drugs may further aggravate it. It feels like her allergic airway disease is poorly controlled due to improper medication
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Consult a pulmonologist with detailed history and get evaluated
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Dr. Vivek Gautam
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get a pulmonary consult if her spo2 is falling..that too urgently
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