My son was prescribed loratadine, singulair, flovent 110, ventolin 90, quvar 80 and proair 90... which are the best medicines to use together... the loratadine is daytime allergy and singular night time allergy but which are the best asthma medicines to use as preventive and control together out of the group he was prescribed? he is 5... two were prescribed by his doctor others prescribed by his specialist. I also believe one of them Quvar 80 is causing him to have mood changes, tantrums, etc could this be accurate also... help please
Which medicines are the best to use together out of the group he was prescribed?
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- 28 Aug 2011 by stacey28
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- flovent, singulair, ventolin, asthma, asthma -- acute, asthma -- maintenance, loratadine, allergic rhinitis, medicine
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suzanne6628 Aug 2011
You should give your son what your specialist recommended - after all they are the experts.
Flovent is a steroid preventative medicine much the same as Qvar. You would not take both, take what your specialist recommends. Flovent is possibly a little stronger.
Proair and Ventolin are same - they are relievers, it would not matter which one you take, but not both.
Hope this helps!
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