I don't remembering this happening when I was on Advair, and for a while I was on the highest dose. But I probably weighed about 10 lbs more then than I do now, so maybe it was less noticeable.
Even if I am able to go back to the lower dose soon, it's inevitable that my condition will get worse over time. So I guess this is my future...
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03-29-2012, 12:33 PM #1
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03-29-2012, 01:16 PM #2
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I think so. 6 years ago I started using Advair 250/50 twice a day and have noticed that I've gained weight from when I first started (even tho I'm just as active as I was back then). Maybe it's age, but I'm in my 30's?? I find that I just can't get this 15 lbs off- wondering if it's related to the Advair. I guess it really doesn't matter, because my life was hell before Advair, so I'm not going off it. Being able to breathe is worth the trade-off of that 15 lbs, IMO.
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