Experiences with

Advair

Im already on advair 500 with spiriva. does anyone else feel like this??

My insurance does cover Breo, Advair , Trelegy and Incruse ellipta. For thoses of you that have both a fib and asthma have you been able to take any of theses inhalers without it triggering your a fib ?

Due to pharmacy errors I had to take a 3-week break from taking Advair. I took my first dosage today and feel very jittery. Probably since the meds not being in my system for that long anyone else have this issue or have not taken a needed med for that long?

The inhalers that my insurance cover are Trelegy, Breo ,Advair and Incruse ellipta . I am not to familiar if theses inhalers will trigger my a fib. For thoses of you that have a fib and asthma have you found that you can use theses inhalers without having an issue with your a fib.

She gave me various inhalers over the ensuing months and I finally settled on Advair which seemed to work better for me. I had no further asthma attacks as I continued using Advair, but in 2004 I was diagnosed with COPD.

I was prescribed pulmacort for nebulizer to help in addition to my regular meds (advair, monulokast Spireva). No help. We discussed biologic treatment and I was told I didn't fit the criteria for insurance coverage. The cough remained.

almost all of the medications are filled through the same pharmacy with the exception of the mental health and pulmonary drugs INTERNAL MEDICINE: Pravastatin, Fenofibrate, Levothyroxine, Vitamin D, Fish Oil, Multivitamin, and Epi-pen PULMONARY: Advair, Flonase, XopeneexHFA, Albuterol NEUROLOGY: Levetiracetam

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Hello, Do you guys have any good remedies for headaches and dizziness? I’ve had these come and go for weeks now. somedays good some days bad. I have been stressing so much these past couple of days for various reasons and my anxiety goes over the roof. I was like this last year same time around.

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It’s almost a week since I started my first chemo cycle (Docetexel) on August 22. Side effects have subsided now except for bone and muscle pain. Advil gives superb relief. Is it ok to take it regularly? I don’t want to mess up bloodwork readings.

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Hello. Since having Afib and having my meds, I was told that I could only take Tylenol for pain, I can't take Advil or Alieve. I was initially taking a baby aspirin along with my blood thinner, but since having a bleed type injury under the skin around my trunk area from hard coughing from a cold

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