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Should I Take Foracort And Rotacap Inhaler If No Cough Is There?

Hi,I am a 34 yr female with no previous history of asthma or breathing issues,neither does anybody in my family suffer the same.i had severe cough 3 weeks ago,which has now subsided.my first doctor recommended a course of erythromycin,which I took and got some relief.he told me tht the cough will gradually go away.on seeking a 2nd opinion,I was told to take fortacort 200mg rotacap inhaler morning evng,I continued for a week and then stopped.shud I continue to use it as recommended by the doc .i currently have no cough or any othr symptoms of asthma.if yes,wht r the possible side effects
Thu, 26 Jun 2014
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Hi and thanks for the query,
These drugs need specific indications to be taken. First , because they have specific side effects that need to be monitored carefully and secondly, because the effectiveness is dose dependent and patient dependent.
I suggest you meet an internist and possibly a pulmonologist first. Regards
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Should I Take Foracort And Rotacap Inhaler If No Cough Is There?

Hi and thanks for the query, These drugs need specific indications to be taken. First , because they have specific side effects that need to be monitored carefully and secondly, because the effectiveness is dose dependent and patient dependent. I suggest you meet an internist and possibly a pulmonologist first. Regards