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Frequent Wheezing Due To Dust. Been Taking Asthalin, Seretide Diskus, Ventrolin. Which Of These Is The Best?
hi to everyone I was sufferineg wheezing from 2007 ,i took treatment because of dust.i haven taken ventrolin,after that once in a while i was suffering,every 6 months or3 months that time am taking asthalin,from last year 2012. Frequently am suffering i took seretide diskus i am in uae .i am staying one old villa. Toomuch dust no ventilation like cave i think because of bad villa my question is which is the best one asthalin or ventrolin or seretide diskus
Tue, 2 Apr 2013
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The asthalin and ventolin are reliever inhalors, that means that they are used when symptoms of an acute asthamatic episode are present. These would include symptoms such as night time cough or dry cough, shortness of breath, wheezing or chest tightness. They are not used to prevent an asthmatic attack.They are both the same type of drug with no main difference.
Seretide is a preventer , this means that it is used to prevent an asthmatic attack from occurring. It is used in persons with recurrent attacks or persons who require frequent use of the reliever inhalors. They are entirely different from the reliever inhalors (asthalin and ventolin).
You need to use the seretide to stop the attacks from occurring, if an attack occurs despite using the seretide, you would then use either the asthalin or ventolin.
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The asthalin and ventolin are reliever inhalors, that means that they are used when symptoms of an acute asthamatic episode are present. These would include symptoms such as night time cough or dry cough, shortness of breath, wheezing or chest tightness. They are not used to prevent an asthmatic attack.They are both the same type of drug with no main difference.
Seretide is a preventer , this means that it is used to prevent an asthmatic attack from occurring. It is used in persons with recurrent attacks or persons who require frequent use of the reliever inhalors. They are entirely different from the reliever inhalors (asthalin and ventolin).
You need to use the seretide to stop the attacks from occurring, if an attack occurs despite using the seretide, you would then use either the asthalin or ventolin.
I hope this helps
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Hello,
Asthalin and ventorlin are same, as they have salbutamol or levosalbutamol that is a short acting bronchodilator.
Seretide is a mixture of salmeterol and fluticasone. 50mcg of salmeterol and 50/125/250mcg of fluticasone strengths are available. So Seretide 50 means 50mcg of Fluticasone as Salemeterol is generally constant. There are various combinations of chemicals available, but these are more potent and called combination inhaled devices.
If you are using Seretide disk, then Ventorlin should be used only in an emergency.
Please get yourself checked by an Asthma Specialist to discuss your current need.
Best Wishes.
Asthalin and ventorlin are same, as they have salbutamol or levosalbutamol that is a short acting bronchodilator.
Seretide is a mixture of salmeterol and fluticasone. 50mcg of salmeterol and 50/125/250mcg of fluticasone strengths are available. So Seretide 50 means 50mcg of Fluticasone as Salemeterol is generally constant. There are various combinations of chemicals available, but these are more potent and called combination inhaled devices.
If you are using Seretide disk, then Ventorlin should be used only in an emergency.
Please get yourself checked by an Asthma Specialist to discuss your current need.
Best Wishes.
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