Asthma could be just a step in evolution.Soon humans cannot breathe
oxygene anymore, they will breathe methane !

Was re-reading Saffy's post about waitig months to be referred to a lung
specialist and then wating months n' months for the actual appointment.
From what I gather over the years I assume the system in the UK is for
____.

I'm wondering if anyone here has any information on nocturnal asthma, or has
ever been mistakenly diagnosed with sleep apnea because of it.
I had a strong burst of allergies after a bout with mono in 1997, and since
then, I have a morbidly low tolerance for any airborne allergen - ...

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Merck gives aspartame (methanol, formaldehyde) to babies in Singulair
asthma medicine: Murray 10.26.3 rmforall
"SINGULAIR chewable tablets contain aspartame, a source of

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Long time mild asthmatic here. 4 months ago became a moderate after a
bout with bronchitis. Advair caused thrush despite rinsing diligently.
Doc says I'm just susceptible to it. Tried Singulair, but it does not
help my asthma at all. I'm going back again soon to try something

Anyone else having a miserable time with these California fires?  I'm surprised
that it hasn't been more widely reported, but the smoke out here is painful on
my asthma.

Hi there
I hope the following link may be of use to people here
http://www.cookingandfitness.com/H&F/Health/asthma.htm
thanks

My Doc says Serevent has been taken off the market. My pharmacist
tells me that a discus is out, but not in the US. Is this true?
The Glaxo website says the discus is available in the US.
Thanks

http://www.carefirst.com/pharmacy/newsflash/NewsFlashDetail_07012003a.html
Can you believe this?  
Inhaled powders are a step backwards in the treatment of asthma.  Yet the
greenie goons have managed to convince the government that aerosol inhalers

I have used Flovent in the past, without too much success.  While using
Flovent, I still had to use my emergency inhaler (albuteral)  I currently
use my Albuteral 4-6 times a day and would like to ask my doctor about a new
preventative medication.

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Subject: Re: Teen faces expulsion and felony for loaning girlfriend medicine
From: fern5827@aol.com  (Fern5827)
Date: 10/9/2003 12:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time

I recently found out my 6 month old has been diagnosed with asthma and I was
wondering first if anyone here has any experience with infants and asthma.
The dr. has started him on pulmicort once a day.  It breaks my heart. My
brother had asthma when we were growing up and I just ...

Got diagnosed with allergic rhinitis and possibly nocturnal asthma awhile back.
Advair and assorted nasal sprays did not seem to help. Is it possible that I
haven't been using them correctly?
I now use Flovent via an AeroChamber spacer with a mask. I depress the inhaler

Does anybody knoe about the effects of inhaled cortisone on eyes?
Chris