I am on it. No side effects at all for me, and I usually get a lot of side effects from medication. Not as effective as some other medication for me, but no side effects
A steroid inhaler is common treatment for bronchitis too. So if you are wheezing or have shortness of breath etc., it will probably be beneficial. Steroid inhalers have pretty low amounts of side effects, so being able to breathe well is most likely worth the risk of any potential side effects
I don’t know about any support groups, but just wanted to say that swimming is actually one of the easier forms of cardio for me. Maybe if you want to go deep that could be an issue, but I lap swim and it’s great for my lungs.
Yes, definitely talk with his doctor. It does not sound like his current treatment is working. It’s pretty common to have the flare ups in the evening, but it’s a sign that he needs some med adjustments. Just tell the doctor what’s been going on and say that you don’t think his current treatment is being effective and ask about other options.
Finding a controller medication that works for him might take some trial and error, but once you find a good one for him, he will probably stay on that for a long time. (It can sometimes be a pain to find the right one for you because everyone is different)
I find it’s best to sleep with my head a little elevated
Where is this heavenly place?
Lexapro, therapy, journaling, meditation, regular exercise
They aren’t stupid, I don’t think I would go on that either
I take albuterol like 15 minutes before I start excercize. I also find I need to do a lot longer warm up than my teammates
Have you seen an allergist?
I am on it. No side effects at all for me, and I usually get a lot of side effects from medication. Not as effective as some other medication for me, but no side effects
It feels like my anxiety gets turned down a little. Not super drastic, but usually it’s enough. I like it.
Read the books! I started reading them for this same reason and I love them!
The classic Winston and Cece mess around!
I hate how they are instantly better after taking their inhaler in movies.
I just pretend that part didn’t happen and he and Abby lived happily ever after
You find out near the middle of season 2.
Looks great. And it fits!
A steroid inhaler is common treatment for bronchitis too. So if you are wheezing or have shortness of breath etc., it will probably be beneficial. Steroid inhalers have pretty low amounts of side effects, so being able to breathe well is most likely worth the risk of any potential side effects
Probably need another round. Go see a doctor
I don’t know about any support groups, but just wanted to say that swimming is actually one of the easier forms of cardio for me. Maybe if you want to go deep that could be an issue, but I lap swim and it’s great for my lungs.
I would probably do the taper one.
Yes, definitely talk with his doctor. It does not sound like his current treatment is working. It’s pretty common to have the flare ups in the evening, but it’s a sign that he needs some med adjustments. Just tell the doctor what’s been going on and say that you don’t think his current treatment is being effective and ask about other options.
Tests for asthma won’t always pick it up, so it’s not the biggest deal to not have any testing. I generally just go on how I feel.
I’ve never liked maroon
Finding a controller medication that works for him might take some trial and error, but once you find a good one for him, he will probably stay on that for a long time. (It can sometimes be a pain to find the right one for you because everyone is different)
I was one of them
In the books at least (not sure how it’s done in the show), we learn that
That happens in the show too. Near the end of season 2 you learn that