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I took 3 puffs from my inhaler, what could happen?
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Nothing, most likely: If it was a rescue inhaler, you may become more anxious or tremulous for several minutes. If it was your maintenance inhaler, you probably won't have any significant side effects. Be reassured that many have taken more puffs without experiencing any problems.
Answered 3/22/2013
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