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I have been given seretide 25/125 for my asthma and my doctor i lay off the seretide?
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Don't Stop Quickly: If your doctor is encouraging you to stop sere tide, you might need to slowly reduce the dose or decrease to just one of the two medicines in seretide. This should be guided by a breathing test called a spirometry. Do not stop abruptly or your asthma might flare back up.
Answered 8/12/2014
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