most of your inhalers have those warnings now. I know that I was told to rinse after using my Qvar as well. Believe me mouth sores from inhalers is NO fun.I don't always pay for forgetting to rinse, but there are times I do.
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08-22-2006, 05:04 PM #1
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Don't think of it as getting hot flashes. Think of it as your inner child playing with matches
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08-22-2006, 05:29 PM #2
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The instructions just say to rinse your mouth out after use, not gargle, but maybe I should do that. I do not want a yeast infection in my mouth or anywhere else!!!
Some great news: About 30 mins. after my dose of Advair this morning, I tried my peak flow meter. I blew a 390, my highest ever!!!! I blew 320 this weekend, and my norm is around 350. Wow wow wow! My doctor was right, and I am loving this already!
I can hardly wait to go mountain biking tomorrow night!!!
I find it makes me feel a tiny bit jittery, though. Anyone else?
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08-23-2006, 09:31 AM #3
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Hooray - it feels great to breath doesn't it ? ? ?
Originally Posted by emily_in_nc
The instructions just say to rinse your mouth out after use, not gargle, but maybe I should do that. I do not want a yeast infection in my mouth or anywhere else!!!
Some great news: About 30 mins. after my dose of Advair this morning, I tried my peak flow meter. I blew a 390, my highest ever!!!! I blew 320 this weekend, and my norm is around 350. Wow wow wow! My doctor was right, and I am loving this already!
I can hardly wait to go mountain biking tomorrow night!!!
I find it makes me feel a tiny bit jittery, though. Anyone else?
Emily
I don't notice anything w/ my advair and he jumped my dose to 500/50 but I do notice it quite often on Albuterol.
Also I just rinse I don't gargle and haven't had any problems but again each mouth is different and sensitive to different things
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09-18-2006, 01:09 PM #4
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Yes, whenever I've needed an inhaler, it does make me a bit jittery and sends my heart racing shortly after. As I recall, though, the jitters pass after a few more minutes. Originally Posted by emily_in_nc
The instructions just say to rinse your mouth out after use, not gargle, but maybe I should do that. I do not want a yeast infection in my mouth or anywhere else!!!
Some great news: About 30 mins. after my dose of Advair this morning, I tried my peak flow meter. I blew a 390, my highest ever!!!! I blew 320 this weekend, and my norm is around 350. Wow wow wow! My doctor was right, and I am loving this already!
I can hardly wait to go mountain biking tomorrow night!!!
I find it makes me feel a tiny bit jittery, though. Anyone else?
EmilyHalf-marathon over. Sabbatical year over. It's back to "sacking shirt and oat cakes" as they say here.
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