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symbicort
It's an inhaler corticosteroid and anti inflammatory often used for asthma but incredible for post infection cough.
If I'm ever sick and have a cough, this puts a stop to that symptom and recovery is so much faster. Don't even touch any over the counter cough medicine over this imo.
Yes, just incredible resource for various breathing issues. It really is a miracle drug in my eyes.
Very handy to have a corticosteroid in hand to smooth out some of these situations that woulf screw over someone without that at their chronic disposal
That could be a game changer for me! I'm using Advil Cold & Sinus to pop my lungs open as needed.
You are in for a treat, it (Symbicort) is efficacious as fuck for breathing issues/wheezing etc. Make the appointment
Edit: that's just ibuprofen + pseudoephedrine btw. Might be the vasoconstricting effect of pseudoephedrine