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Is it always necessary to use inhalers for wheezing?

Asthma & Allergy | Last Active: Feb 10 9:16am | Replies (13)
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@maryfb23

Albuterol when needed and flovent morning and evening. Flovent seems to be the worst culprit.

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Sue, Volunteer Mentor | @sueinmn | Jan 28 12:41pm

Maybe it is time to ask your pulmonologist to take a look at the latest long-term management protocol for asthma?
Sue

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bimshire | @bimshire | Feb 10 9:16am

I used Flovent for 3 years, but since it is no longer being manufactured (as of January 2024) I have changed to Trelegy. It has now been 3 weeks and I am beginning to see a slight decrease in wheezing. I will continue to use and update on progress. Good luck!

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