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Dear dr.i used derryfiline retard 300 very often to get relief from breathing problem.now using inhaler.which is more effective.
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Inhaler: Because of drug interactions and side effects, we rarely use theophylline products.Inhalrers are more effective!
Answered 5/3/2013
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