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Is it normal to feel cold inside your chest after taking a bronchodilater?
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Cold after inhaler: Yes, this could be from the inhaler. Perhaps using a spacer with the inhaler (available from your doctor or pharmacist) may be helpful to lessen this sensation. Feel better soon!
Answered 4/28/2019
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