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Took speriva respimat for asthma. it helped.but afraid to take it.i read it has 50% mortaiity rate. have always had irregular heart beats so worried.
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Misinformed: This drug obviously does not kill 50% of its users. When used appropriately it can be a decent aid in the treatment of chronic pulmonary disease. It sounds like you need to have a good talk with your doc or his/her about your medications.
Answered 7/4/2017
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