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by kajul, Jun 09, 2008 01:34PM
hello my name us kajul..iam from india... 19 years old... for three week i cannot inhale nor exhale or exhile.. and my doctore told me to use this poffer thing.... do u think i will get addict to it? and is it bad to have those kind of porblmes with ,lungs?
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by National Jewish Health, Jun 11, 2008 05:37PM
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You should see an allergest doctor who will give you tests to see if you're allergic to anything.i.e. dust,grass,trees,just about anything including food. If you are allergic, then the doctor will probably give you allergy shots. I get those and it works for me. You may have asthma and the puffer is not doing it's job too well. There are other and different things to take to control it. If I were you, I would seek out another doctor (allergest) as soon as possible. Having it difficult to breath is very serious. There are medications. If your still having problems, then go to another doctor and another one until you feel you have found the doctor that knows what he's doing and you feel he is helping you.
Your puffer is not addictive to my knowlege. I don't know what medication is in your puffer, so I can't be too sure. I know that I am not addicted to mine. Ask your doctor.
Feel better.