Study,

[suzy550]

I was offered a Study on Asthma, Medication Is called, Sinaclar,the Study last 17 Weeks, Is this an Option for me? I do have scoliosis,and asthma, will this Interfere in my Health,? Suzy 550,

[ChitChatNine]

Me, too .. I agree to hold off.  All great info in posts above!

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[suzy550]

Thanks I have Had Seconds thoughts and besides that It would interfere, with my Disability, so It Not Happening, Thanks for your help, Suzy 550,

[evewisewoman]

Hi suzy550,

I just read your comments. I agree with Tammy's suggestion to talk to
your regular family doctor about your risk in participating in an asthma
study, especially as the study lasts 17 weeks. This is also a medication
you've never taken before, you don't know how effective it will be.
You also don't know if your body can tolerate this new medication.
I has asthma and I'm on certain medications to help me keep my asthma
under control. Personally, I would never agree to participate in such a study. I would feel like they were trying to use me like a guinea pig.
Ultimately, it's your decision, but I would definitely discuss this asthma
study with your doctor and ask him or her if you would be a good candidate for this asthma study and what are any potential risks. Good luck. Eve :)

[Tammy2009]

You would want to talk to your doctor for your specific risk in partaking.  Singulair is a asthma medication but there are other health issues that will affect how safe it is for you to try it.