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Juliet

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I use the 250/50 - Started it about a year ago. It does help me breathe easier when things are going well. When I've got a flareup I don't feel like it does much though. I like that it doesn't give me the shakes and other nervous side effects like some of the other inhalers do. ~J
 

Juliet

New member
I use the 250/50 - Started it about a year ago. It does help me breathe easier when things are going well. When I've got a flareup I don't feel like it does much though. I like that it doesn't give me the shakes and other nervous side effects like some of the other inhalers do. ~J
 

Juliet

New member
I use the 250/50 - Started it about a year ago. It does help me breathe easier when things are going well. When I've got a flareup I don't feel like it does much though. I like that it doesn't give me the shakes and other nervous side effects like some of the other inhalers do. ~J
 

Juliet

New member
I use the 250/50 - Started it about a year ago. It does help me breathe easier when things are going well. When I've got a flareup I don't feel like it does much though. I like that it doesn't give me the shakes and other nervous side effects like some of the other inhalers do. ~J
 

Juliet

New member
I use the 250/50 - Started it about a year ago. It does help me breathe easier when things are going well. When I've got a flareup I don't feel like it does much though. I like that it doesn't give me the shakes and other nervous side effects like some of the other inhalers do. ~J
 

rubyroselee

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I've been taking 250/50 for many years now. I have had quite an increase in my FEV25-75 because of it. But I had also started on Pulmozyme around the same time, so not sure if that had anything to do with it too. But I notice that I'm super tight when I forget to take the Advair, so I'm assuming it's helping me keep the inflammation down a lot. My spouse is an RT and says that Advair causes sort of a 'lung dependency', so when you stop it you usually notice a difference.
 

rubyroselee

New member
I've been taking 250/50 for many years now. I have had quite an increase in my FEV25-75 because of it. But I had also started on Pulmozyme around the same time, so not sure if that had anything to do with it too. But I notice that I'm super tight when I forget to take the Advair, so I'm assuming it's helping me keep the inflammation down a lot. My spouse is an RT and says that Advair causes sort of a 'lung dependency', so when you stop it you usually notice a difference.
 

rubyroselee

New member
I've been taking 250/50 for many years now. I have had quite an increase in my FEV25-75 because of it. But I had also started on Pulmozyme around the same time, so not sure if that had anything to do with it too. But I notice that I'm super tight when I forget to take the Advair, so I'm assuming it's helping me keep the inflammation down a lot. My spouse is an RT and says that Advair causes sort of a 'lung dependency', so when you stop it you usually notice a difference.
 

rubyroselee

New member
I've been taking 250/50 for many years now. I have had quite an increase in my FEV25-75 because of it. But I had also started on Pulmozyme around the same time, so not sure if that had anything to do with it too. But I notice that I'm super tight when I forget to take the Advair, so I'm assuming it's helping me keep the inflammation down a lot. My spouse is an RT and says that Advair causes sort of a 'lung dependency', so when you stop it you usually notice a difference.
 

rubyroselee

New member
I've been taking 250/50 for many years now. I have had quite an increase in my FEV25-75 because of it. But I had also started on Pulmozyme around the same time, so not sure if that had anything to do with it too. But I notice that I'm super tight when I forget to take the Advair, so I'm assuming it's helping me keep the inflammation down a lot. My spouse is an RT and says that Advair causes sort of a 'lung dependency', so when you stop it you usually notice a difference.
 

Diane

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I've been using the 250/50 for a few years now. The Dr. started me on it when i started having symptoms of exercise induced asthma. It has helped a lot.
 

Diane

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I've been using the 250/50 for a few years now. The Dr. started me on it when i started having symptoms of exercise induced asthma. It has helped a lot.
 

Diane

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I've been using the 250/50 for a few years now. The Dr. started me on it when i started having symptoms of exercise induced asthma. It has helped a lot.
 

Diane

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I've been using the 250/50 for a few years now. The Dr. started me on it when i started having symptoms of exercise induced asthma. It has helped a lot.
 

Diane

New member
I've been using the 250/50 for a few years now. The Dr. started me on it when i started having symptoms of exercise induced asthma. It has helped a lot.
 

sarabeth87

New member
i've been on it for a week now and i did my PFTs again today. I blew 2.27 on my FEV1 and it's usually around 2.12, so i really think it's helping me. thanks for all the feedback. i would just hate to add another thing to my already long list of medication if it wasn't gonna be any help
 

sarabeth87

New member
i've been on it for a week now and i did my PFTs again today. I blew 2.27 on my FEV1 and it's usually around 2.12, so i really think it's helping me. thanks for all the feedback. i would just hate to add another thing to my already long list of medication if it wasn't gonna be any help
 

sarabeth87

New member
i've been on it for a week now and i did my PFTs again today. I blew 2.27 on my FEV1 and it's usually around 2.12, so i really think it's helping me. thanks for all the feedback. i would just hate to add another thing to my already long list of medication if it wasn't gonna be any help
 

sarabeth87

New member
i've been on it for a week now and i did my PFTs again today. I blew 2.27 on my FEV1 and it's usually around 2.12, so i really think it's helping me. thanks for all the feedback. i would just hate to add another thing to my already long list of medication if it wasn't gonna be any help
 

sarabeth87

New member
i've been on it for a week now and i did my PFTs again today. I blew 2.27 on my FEV1 and it's usually around 2.12, so i really think it's helping me. thanks for all the feedback. i would just hate to add another thing to my already long list of medication if it wasn't gonna be any help
 
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