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Chartreux

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Posted 11/1/2007 7:03 AM (GMT -6)

In this fast paced world of our's, everyone is rushed even Doctor's. Therefore they forget things, a lot of inhalers require you to rinse your mouth after use.
If you get a new inhaler, do a google search, not just on it but "How to use...ect..."examples "How to use asmanex" .........That way you'll know how to use it and if you should rinse your mouth or not........
If that does not help call your doctor and ask.
Hope this helps......
Have a great day and lots of HUGZ...........

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Red_34

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Posted 11/1/2007 7:47 AM (GMT -6)

Thanks Chartreux for reminding everyone. Many doctors will forget to mention this and especially with a steroid inhaler, if you don't rinse you run the risk of developing mouth/throat infections such as thrush.

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