bronchodilators

Short-term bronchodilators to open the airways can give quick relief, but if your child needs to use these three or more times a week, it’s a good bet that she needs to be prescribed preventive medicine.

You Raising Your Child Michael F. Roizen 2010

Short-term bronchodilators to open the airways can give quick relief, but if your child needs to use these three or more times a week, it’s a good bet that she needs to be prescribed preventive medicine.

You Raising Your Child Michael F. Roizen 2010

Short-term bronchodilators to open the airways can give quick relief, but if your child needs to use these three or more times a week, it’s a good bet that she needs to be prescribed preventive medicine.

You Raising Your Child Michael F. Roizen 2010

Short-term bronchodilators to open the airways can give quick relief, but if your child needs to use these three or more times a week, it’s a good bet that she needs to be prescribed preventive medicine.

You Raising Your Child Michael F. Roizen 2010

In addition, other supportive medications, such as bronchodilators to expand the breathing passages, are prescribed.

Berks county news 2009

Exercise-induced asthma can be improved by using short-acting bronchodilators 15 to 30 minutes before starting to exercise and by good everyday control of asthma.

Glossary 2010

Generic name for a class of medicines that are commonly used short-acting bronchodilators for quick relief of symptoms (like wheezing and shortness of breath).

Glossary 2010

Quick relief medicines work as short-acting bronchodilators that open the airways by relaxing the muscles that surround them.

Glossary 2010

A treatment that was effective against any one of these underlying causes would work in patients in whom the symptom was due to that cause but have no useful effect in the others - e.g. bronchodilators work fine in asthma but not in lung cancer, digitalis might help congestive heart failure but won't do anything for cancer.

Early medieval surgical knowledge Carla 2010

At his two-month follow-up visit, Clayton had discontinued all medications, including Ritalin, antihistamines (Zyrtec and Tagamet), bronchodilators, steroid inhaler, Tylenol (acetaminophen), and Advil (ibuprofen).

The UltraMind Solution M.D. Mark Hyman 2009