FLUTICASONE PROPIONATE AND SALMETEROL XINAFOATE vs LEVALBUTEROL

### Introduction For the last 10 years, I have been researching the nature of our reality, who or what controls our society from the shadows, and more importantly what actually happens when the physical body dies and the soul leaves the body. Do we go to heaven? Do we go to hell? Do we just cease t

### Introduction For the last 10 years, I have been researching the nature of our reality, who or what controls our society from the shadows, and more importantly what actually happens when the physical body dies and the soul leaves the body. Do we go to heaven? Do we go to hell? Do we just cease t

#Preface After watching [Alpharad's video of 999% without spirits in a single move in Smash Ultimate](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6XeHFaA9ys), I wanted to do something similar. This was made to discover some of the more interesting facts of the game and perhaps bring attention to more casual th

Not really sure how to prove all of these, but I think I still have my temple recommend so I'll grab that later (kids are asleep right now and also I'm lazy), but [here's](https://imgur.com/a/prZ2OW0) a picture on my wedding day outside of the temple we got married in, [this](https://imgur.com/a/HFa

### Introduction For the last 10 years, I have been researching the nature of our reality, who or what controls our society from the shadows, and more importantly what actually happens when the physical body dies and the soul leaves the body. Do we go to heaven? Do we go to hell? Do we just cease t

I came across a prescription for Advair HFA 45/21 written for a 10 year old to use 2 puffs BID. From my understanding, it’s only approved for use in 12 years and older. In checking the profile history for the patient it seems that it hasn’t been questioned by the previous pharmacist who verified it.

Hi all. I am curious to know if the 3 different strengths of Flovent HFA inhalers (44, 110 and 220mcg) have different shade colors of the inhaler? The same for the 3 different strengths of Advair HFA. Outside of the USA, these inhalers go by the name of Flixotide and Seretide whereby, the different

Title Pretty much says it. Assuming no system supply issues. Educate me on why giving Levalbuterol would be better, and when. What I've found it they seem to be functionally interchangeable, but studies are not experience. Any reason to get one over the other?

I thought I'd share my experience in case it helps anyone! I've seen a few people asking about timelines so this is just another datapoint (and perhaps some examples of what *not* to do...) **Info:** Late 20s F. Active, healthy except for mild asthma (usually only exercise induced). Recently unemplo

In addition to asthma, I have major nasal allergy issues, such that I experience regular post-nasal discharge most days. I use a nebulizer with budesonide & levalbuterol 2x daily. Often I will cough up some of the nasal stuff, and it tastes or smells kind of like bleach. Anyone else experience t

After a mold exposure (and covid-19 a year before), my lungs have hurt (but no cough) in response to respiratory irritants (cleaning products, fragrances, chlorine) even in very small amounts. By this, I mean imagine taking out a wet wipe and your lungs feel like someone is stabbing you. It's been o

Hey everyone The title kind of explains itself, but I have a question about inhalers. I was taking Albuterol and it *used to* work fine for my asthma. That is, until the symptoms of dysautonomia started. I did have a few years where I stopped using the inhaler all together, so I didn't know about t

I work as a lineman in a communications company, one day while splicing fiber optic cable I had an inguinal hernia happen. At the time, my medications were bystolic, montelukast, a medicine for cholesterol, hydrochlorotiazide and 81mg aspirin, vitamin d and fish oil. I had constantly battled shortne

I never realized till now that levalbuterol is the R-enantiomer and not the S. I always thought the prefix of “lev-“ implied “Levo-“ meaning “left” but just found out that the S-enantiomer of albuterol is essentially inert. Why isn’t it dextralbuterol if it’s the R-enantiomer?

Everything in my nebulizer setup is brand new — compressor, tubing, and PARI cup — but each treatment still takes 20–30 minutes to complete. I’m using Levalbuterol and Ipratropium bromide together (standard doses). The mist starts out steady, but it just keeps going forever until there’s barely any