I am aged 46 and suffering with breathing problem particularly in winter season from november to february. in these months i can use inhaler 6 to 9 puffs a day. in other months generally i may not require any inhaler. this practice i am continueing for the past 8 years. please let me know what permanent treatment needs to better my health.thanks . A C S Reddy, Professor of Mech Engineering
You may need a second inhaler. Cold weather is often a trigger for asthma symptoms. Assuming that the inhaler you are referring to is albuterol, you will need a second inhaler to control and prevent your symptoms, at least during the winter time. This inhaler should be an inhaled corticosteroid such as fluticasone, budesonide, or beclomethasone (among others).
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You may need a second inhaler. Cold weather is often a trigger for asthma symptoms. Assuming that the inhaler you are referring to is albuterol, you will need a second inhaler to control and prevent your symptoms, at least during the winter time. This inhaler should be an inhaled corticosteroid such as fluticasone, budesonide, or beclomethasone (among others).