Question 1

what is the recommended adult dose of elixophyllin, (theophylline) a drug used to treat asthma?

Accepted Answer

Not a simple answer: dosing of elixophyllin (theophylline) is determined by your age, weight, severity of condition and other factors. To answer this question, these factors must be evaluated.
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Question 2

is blue skin caused by asthma exacerbation in adults? what are the symptoms?

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Serious complication: Cyanosis in an asthmatic is an ominous sign, life threatening.

Question 3

what is the best asthma medicine?

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Corticosteroids: Inhaled corticosteroids such as Flovent (fluticasone), Pulmicort (budesonide), qvar, alvesco, (ciclesonide) advair etc. Are the best medicines for asthma because they treat the underlying cause which is inflammation. If the patient is acutely ill or in the er then these medicines would not be used. First the patient would have to be treated/stabilized with oral corticosteroids and albuterol.

Question 4

hi please tell me medicine for asthma?

Accepted Answer

Check with allergist: Several options, so check with your allergist.  I am always suspicious for the presence of mold toxins when a patient presents with asthma.  Rule out mold toxins.

Question 5

what asthma medicine is most effective?

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The one that works : Asthma treatment is highly specialized. You need to see an allergist to go over your specific symptoms and situation to determine what will work the best for you.

Question 6

where can i find cheapest drugs for my asthma?

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Generics: Hard one but try generic ones.

Question 7

how likely is someone to develop asthma as an adult?

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It can happen: ..at anytime in your life.most likely due to allergens in the environment.

Question 8

how could i best control my asthma without medicine?

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Avoid triggers.: In general, desert climate is best for people with asthma. Dust filters, avoiding pets, avoiding crowds may decrease exposure to triggers. If none of this works, consider medications after all; they may prevent airway remodeling and development of emphysema in a setting of persistent uncontrolled asthma.

Question 9

can you get asthma in adults without having symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Not sure about quest: One of the primary diagnostic criteria for asthma are symptoms. Can asthma occur at any age- yes.But without any symptoms why would you think you have asthma? I either case a simple spirometry test and oral history can confirm or rule out asthma.

Question 10

is there a list of asthma medicines that is trustworthy?

Accepted Answer

: All prescription medications, OTC medications, supplements have side effects. Your Physician, the practitioner that knows you best, is the person best positioned to discuss your question with. Knowing your Asthma status, your medical history, and your other medications, he/she is best poised to give you individualized advice.

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What is the recommended adult dose of elixophyllin, (theophylline) a drug used to treat asthma?

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Hi please tell me medicine for asthma?

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What asthma medicine is most effective?

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Where can i find cheapest drugs for my asthma?

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How likely is someone to develop asthma as an adult?

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How could i best control my asthma without medicine?

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Can you get asthma in adults without having symptoms?

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Is there a list of asthma medicines that is trustworthy?

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