New to Advair

Just wanted to say hello to you!
Sorry I don't use advair, but someone will come along soon to help you, till then you can do a google search on Advair for patients to find out more on it and if you'll be needing to rinse it out. Lots of inhaler require you to rinse them out after use and to rinse your mouth out. A warm salt water mouth rinse helps, this is done to prevent a throat infection called thrush (sorry my spelling is off here).. I wish you good luck with the advair and sure hope it helps you, give it a couple of days before you start feeling better...
Good luck and keep us posted..
Lots of soft hugz......

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* Asthma
* Allergies
* Osteoarthritis
* Spinal Stenosis
* Mild DDD
* Enlarged
Pituitary Gland
* Fibromyalgia
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Patient: "I always see spots with my eyes"
Doctor: "Didn't the new glasses help?"
Patient "Yes, now I see the spots clearer"

I use advair. It takes alittle  time before you can feel the change.

I used it for 3 months. It controlled my shortness of breath. My doctor switched me to Asmanex because I was still having frequent coughs while on Advair. It's been another 3 months, and I'm still having those coughs, so I don't know if they even have to do with the asthma.

It's possible the Advair actually made me more susceptible to colds, but that has yet to be proven. I also think it led to an increase in anxiety.