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What's the medication for bronchitis spasm. or rather how do you manage it. what action should be taken. plus could you refer us to any pulmonologist?
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Inhaler: A beta 2 agonist via inhalation is usually the treatment. A general physician can provide this care. Cannot refer in Mombasa sorry.
Answered 2/15/2015
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