trouble getting asthma medication

[newtovenice]

Originally Posted by old fed

whether you know anyone or not is irrelevant. advair's warnings are right there for you to read.

it's a property of beta-agonists in general. docs not aware of the effects of beta-agonists seems a bit sus, it's like the #1 precaution especially given the unhealthy cardiovascular state of the country. don't forget to tell your doc about all your meds and how often you take them.

It's not me. It's 2 people I know.

Wixela is newer and for whatever reason is flying under the radar. Since PATIENTS are getting their scripts changed, I know the VA is using Wixela, they may not know about this. And it's not Advair its Breo, too.

So it's a PSA. If you already know AWESOME FOR YOU!!!! GOLD STAR!!!!!! SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!! HEAD OF THE CLASS!!!!!


I'm posting because others, like the 2 people I know AND THEIR DOCTORS as well as the emergency room doctor had no idea.


Good grief. This is why I rarely post in this forum.

[old fed]

Originally Posted by newtovenice

It's not me. It's 2 people I know.

Wixela is newer and for whatever reason is flying under the radar. Since PATIENTS are getting their scripts changed, I know the VA is using Wixela, they may not know about this. And it's not Advair its Breo, too.

So it's a PSA. If you already know AWESOME FOR YOU!!!! GOLD STAR!!!!!! SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!! HEAD OF THE CLASS!!!!!


I'm posting because others, like the 2 people I know AND THEIR DOCTORS as well as the emergency room doctor had no idea.


Good grief. This is why I rarely post in this forum.

I didn't say it's you. but it's still not relevant.

this is nothing new in regards to beta-agonists. I don't see why you refuse to acknowledge that? it's ok to admit you didn't realize it's a possible adverse reaction to all beta-agonists.