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I am 62 years old(m) i am using regularly maxiflo-250 rotacaps inhaler since the year 2008. prior to this, i was using other medicines. i am allergic patient and asthmatic since 1993. should i change the medicine to a better inhaler or medicine thank?
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Obtain a COVID 19 vaccination as soon as possible after approval of your physician. Evaluate your asthma control and consider a virtual consultation with HTMG online. The asthma control test may be found online and a once monthly assessment is useful. Also consider a home peak flow record. Avoid known allergens, such as dust, mold, pollen.. Keep home clean, HEPA filter. Find online resources AAAAI
Answered 5/3/2021
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