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Hi would pulmicor work if i have covid to open my chest ?
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Open the chest : Pulmicort can be used to help with inflammation in the bronchial tubing. I have used this class of drugs for a patient with COVID 19 outside of the hospital to help their breathing with positive results. Your specific case requires recommendations from a doctor who can evaluate you with more details
Answered 7/30/2020
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COVID 19: Pulmicort is used to prevent or control wheezing and shortness of breath. Do you have asthma? Hydrate well. Talk with your doctor about the best choice of medicine.
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