Hello ji Apki condition se lag raha hai ya to allergic rhinitis hai ya respiratory issues hai Kuch precautions aur medication likh raha hun isko karwayo tabhi pata lagega kya problem hai aur bina doctor ko bataye koi dawai nahi leni Inki ent surgeon ko dikhana CBC Esr Serum ferritin Hemogram Ecg Chest x ray Spirometry Fevi feb2 respiratory capacity Hb Hopefully aap jaldi theek ho Regards
Persistent breathing problems and frequent coughing, especially with a long-term history and such frequent use of Symbicort, should be closely evaluated. When Symbicort is needed more than twice a day regularly, it’s often a sign that the current asthma management or whatever underlying respiratory condition isn’t controlled effectively. There could be several factors at play here, such as incorrect inhaler technique, non-compliance, or the possibility that the current medication isn’t adequately addressing your condition. It might also indicate the presence of another underlying issue. First, review how you’re using the inhaler — technique can dramatically impact how effective the medication is. The Turbuhaler requires a specific sequence of actions — it’s worth going over this with a healthcare provider to ensure all’s correct. Since this issue persists regardless of activity and includes a significant cough, it’s important to consider other possibilities like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), vocal cord dysfunction, or even additional respiratory triggers. Possible allergies, GERD, or obstructive sleep apnea might be underlying contributors exarcebating symptoms. Keeping a detailed symptom diary that includes specifics like time of day, activity level, immediate triggers, might help to reveal patterns or specific triggers. Given the ongoing struggle despite seeing specialists previously, re-consultation with a respiratory specialist is advised. An updated spirometry and possibly further imaging might be warranted. It’s crucial to get detailed, professional reassessment to avoid any overreliance on a therapy that’s not providing full relief and ensure there’s no escalation in severity. Depending on findings, adjustment in medication or exploring additional treatment options, including treatments for the symptoms you described, might be needed.
