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Q: Alergy From Asthma Preventitive Puffers

asked by: harold on October 17th, 2003

New User

I have had bad reactions from asthma puffers, they give me very sore throats and severe pain in the chest. I have had pneumonia twice from it I am really very worried does anyone have this problem I would really liketo hear from you (harold) (i am a lady by the way)

Replies(4)

docrum

replied on November 15th, 2003

New User

Which inhalers do you take?

sparkles2

replied on August 7th, 2004

New User

Ree Asthma Preventives Allergies

I have tried just abou all of them and get the same effects
I have just tried singulair and same result does anyone have this problem and if so what help did you get I am desperate harold

PattyV

replied on August 8th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Wow,what does your doc say??I've never had an allergy to inhalers,but have had throat tightness/dryness from them.My doc told me to be sure to drink lots of water when using inhalers.I wish I had info for you.Good luck!!Patty

kayakmom

replied on October 30th, 2004

Experienced User

I just read that some types of inhalers have soy and if you are allergic to that it would be a problem.

I use an inhaler and do not have a problem with it and am very allergic to soy now(fortunately I am not on a soy inhaler!!)

what did your doctor say about it? Is it the same reaction if you use a nebulizer? Have you had allergy testing?

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