Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Get the latest on changes in your asthma medication

MyAsthmaCentral.com February 20, 2008
Long-term asthma medications that are sometimes used in lieu of -- or in addition to -- inhaled steroids recently received black box warnings from the FDA. So, what do these black box warnings mean to people suffering from asthma?
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All of these inhalers are considered reliever, or rescue, inhalers and are indicated for the relief of asthma symptoms and prevention of exercise induced asthma. These inhalers have the same roles in asthma treatment and similar side effect profiles (although as stated Xopenex HFA may have fewer side effects than the others) but there are some differences between them you should be aware of.
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