Experiences with

Dulera

I was recently given a new inhaler to take along with Dulera,Ventolin,and singular - it is called Inspiolto Respimat.I was wondering if that means my asthma is getting worse? The new puffer is for COPD, but I don't have that.

My pulmonologist took me off my asthma I haler (Dulera) and started me on Breztri. What I could get in my research of the new puffer is that it is for COPD only. Nothing was mentioned about COPD in my appointments. I have Ventolin for rescue if needed and take Singular at night.

I also take dulera 200 inhaler, spiriva, montelukast, xyzal. When I’ve checked my peak flow meter it has been between 275 and 325. My usual medium low is 375, my regular is 450. Thoughts? should I keep using my home treatments? Call in? Urgent care? Online doc?

I am currently on Dulera and Singulair. For rescue, I take Ventolin. The last appointment I had with my asthma team, the pulmonologist added Qvar to my Dulara. Singulair and Ventolin stayed the same.

I have been on Nucala for 3 months after having pneumonia twice in two years and uncontrollable asthma even with Dulera. My eosinophils went from 3400 to 60 and feeling much better. Has worked wonders for me 😊

I am taking Dulera and Incruse. I am on Medicare (States) and I just can’t afford it. My Dulera is about $350 and Incruse is about 325 a month. Have any of you been on these drugs or do you have recommendations for different meds to replace them? Thank you so much!

I am on Incruse and Dulera inhalers. They cost about $325 each! Has anyone been on these drugs and switched to a less expensive one?

I also take all the high dose inhalers- dulera, spiriva respimat, montelukast and a biologic- Dupixent. Now I’m 3 days after the 25 mg and woke at 3 am with severe asthma cough- took albuterol and about an hour to be able to lay back down and sleep again. Worn out and don’t feel well today.

They cover the cheaper drug (Ventolin) but refuse to cover Zenhale (Dulera), or Singulair. I am surprised they cover prednisone. I am frustrated because, normally, when I am not having a flare, just MAYBE my preventer is working? Maybe that is why I don’t use my rescue as often?

I am on spiriva, dulera, QVAR, montelukast, xyzal, Dupixent shots, and daily prednisone of 15 mg for now. My pulmonologist basically said there’s nothing more to do. When I need it, I have albuterol inhalers and albuterol nebulizer. I have been feeling poorly for weeks.

I am on high doses of everything- dulera, spiriva respimat, montelukast, prednisone 15 mg. , and biologic Dupixent. I am still experiencing breathing symptoms -SOB, coughing and nighttime coughing and waking up and often needing my inhaler or nebulizer.

I was switched to Dulera and Incruse inhalers in November. I have always coughed some but now I am coughing wheezing almost continually. I’ve taken 5 steroid burst since January. Has any one had an adverse reaction to either of these meds?

Sometimes I can hardly breathe n I take dulera n proair and it semi works but my oxygen levels also come out fine I don't understand

She has change my meds again, I now use a rescue inhaler, oral prednisone and dulera. I am not seeing a lot of improvement and she advised me that if there wasn't a major improvement I might have to be referred to a cardiologist. Has anyone had similar experience?

I just wanted to know if anyone has this side effect or maybe just in my head since I been taking dulera daily I noticed I sleep less but more alert maybe due to feeling better or maybe dulera and other similar inhalers give you energy just curious if this happens to u.

I just can't say enough about dulera over the past month only needed to use my rescue inhaler albuterol 2 times before was using albuterol nearly 2 puffs everyday and I can walk nearly 30 miles a week I know I will have challenges ahead but right now I can say asthma is under control.

I been taking dulera I would recommend anyone who is having trouble with their asthma I have not needed my albuterol for two weeks and I'm very active. Glad to be feeling better for the time being

So far, no inhaler has helped (they tried Brio and Dulera). Oh, and I'm allergic to steroids :/. They are a bit perplexed only bc obviously the inhalers should be relieving symptoms (right?) and I'm exhausts that is weird (right?)

I have been on/off the Dulera since Jan. I stopped taking in the past when this all began in Jan because I did not notice a difference. I started again a couple weeks ago per my GP, and don't feel much different. On Spiriva almost a month, not much difference.

I had mentioned I saw my PCP and that he recommended I use my Dulera which I had stopped. My Pulm said it was counterproductive to see "several" different physicians for the same problem, even though I only see him and my PCP.