@sharrondriver - confirming you mean this medication?

- Budesonide, glycopyrrolate, and formoterol (inhalation route, Breztri) https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/budesonide-glycopyrrolate-and-formoterol-inhalation-route/description/drg-20492051

Have you noted any effects of this medication thus far?

@sharrondriver

I agree with what everyone else has said about Mucinex. I use it in the morning and take Robitussin in the evening. You need to find what works for you.
The Mucinex really does cut down on the secretions, though.

@sharrondriver
Hi Sharon,
Breztri is a good steroid inhaler. However, it is used more for COPD patients. Most people on Breztri should be on some prednisone. It will take a few days before the steroid inhaler builds up in your system. Prednisone tablets take 2-6 hours to start to work. Trust your provider to do the right thing for you, but also educate yourself to be your own best advocate. I have had asthma more than 50 years, and have done much reading/research about the different treatment modalities. Being a partner in your asthma management is important. It is difficult to find the right combination of medications/treatments which will help as each patient is different. Please remember to do excellent mouth care so you do not develop a fungal infection from inhaled steroids. As it is winter, consider putting a disposable cup filled with water (and change daily), to help moisten the air from the heat. You can put it on your bedroom radiator or furniture. If you have a humidifier, use this - but you must Daily Clean It, so you do not get bacteria floating in the air. Good luck.