Can people become dependent on inhalers for their lungs to operate regularly (like combivent)?
- Posted:
- 12 Apr 2010 by rayxmoneyyy
- Topics:
- combivent, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, maintenance
Answers (3)
12 Apr 2010
I asked the same question of my doctor. He said no... I said my dad died of Black Lung. He said Asthma and Black Lung are different. Now that I have been taking my medication (inhalers) as directed I feel so much better. I know I can go without, but I have found if I do, I do not breathe the same. The inhaler keeps the bronicals open and the heart works better, your lungs and all organs of the body work better.
Hope this helps
8 Jun 2010
I entered a study for inhalers approved by the FDA for COPD. Almost immediately, I became dependent on them. If I do not take them 4 times a day I become short of breath and/or start wheezing. Almost every morning, after 7 or 8 hours of no inhalers, I am like this. I continue to smoke, but I was never SOB or wheezing like this before I started using inhalers. Any answers?
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