melaniesm...My main interest in trying Singulair is to help with my "exercise-induced asthma," so I am considering trying it three times a week, on the days that I work out. I will discuss this with my MD but I wanted to get responses from this excellent online community, too. Thanks!
Are you able to take Singulair on an "as-needed" basis, rather than once per day?
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- 7 Jan 2012 by melaniesmith
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- singulair, asthma, bronchospasm prophylaxis, asthma -- maintenance, exercise
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16 days ago
How was it determined you have exercise induced asthma? After ten minutes of exercise I get a tightening in my throat and find it hard to breath. I tried Alvesco and Xopenex to no avail. I passed all the breathing tests administered by my Pulmonologist and had a scan of my lungs. Everything is good. My cardiologist wants me to try Renexa; I have a jailed vessel. Are there any further tests I can take?
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