A member asked:

Are there any non-corticosteroid asthma inhalers for daily maintenance?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Not antiinflammatory: Long acting beta agonists are used but not without anti-inflammatory corticosteroid inhalers. Montelukast is a pill with probable anti-inflammatory effects. Either way, the amount of corticosteroid in the inhalers, and especially the amount absorbed is extremely small. I would even use these in a child. Even though these are 'corticosteroids', they should not be feared-asthma is safer using these.

Answered 4/24/2015

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