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by Mesquito, Feb 04, 2008 10:18AM
This is not a question but my experience with Spiriva. After using Spiriva for 5 weeks the tip of my tongue felt like it was on fire. I went off Spiria for 5 days and the pain left so I started again.
I think the pain was caused because I forgot at times to place the tip of my tongue under the mouth piece but had it inline with the outlet of the mouth piece. I now place my tongue under the mouth piece and try and keep the rest of my tongue as low as I can when I inhale Spiriva So far so good.
I do find the front of my shins itch when on spiriva.
I think the pain was caused because I forgot at times to place the tip of my tongue under the mouth piece but had it inline with the outlet of the mouth piece. I now place my tongue under the mouth piece and try and keep the rest of my tongue as low as I can when I inhale Spiriva So far so good.
I do find the front of my shins itch when on spiriva.
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by resptherapy1, Feb 05, 2008 07:16PM
To: mesquito
You may want to rinse your mouth out after each treatment. People who take inhaled brochodilators and/or corticosteroids have a tendency to get thrush in their mouths. This manifests as a tingling sensation and also white patches on the tongue for which you may need antibiotics for. Hope this helps
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