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macrip3
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 		   Posted 12/2/2007 7:54 AM (GMT -6)   

This morning, I had some mild discomfort in my chest.  I take Singulair every evening.  My Combivent releived it.  I am going to the allergist tomorrow morning at 10:30AM.  The paper I got with the Sngulair says it works better for Asthma if you take it in the evening rather than in the morning.

Any Advice?
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stkitt
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 		   Posted 12/2/2007 12:21 PM (GMT -6)   

Hello and Welcome to Healing Well and the Asthma/Allergy forum.

I do not use either med but I would be sure to mention the chest discomfort to your physician.  It is always best to error on the side of caution.

Keep posting and again a warm welcome.

Kitt

 
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Another Day
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 		   Posted 12/2/2007 4:26 PM (GMT -6)   
Macrip,
 
When I used to take Singular I always took it at night.  I'm so excited, you are finally going to see an allergist!  Please keep me posted on that.
 
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macrip3
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 		   Posted 12/2/2007 6:44 PM (GMT -6)   

I am just getting tired of not feeling good.  This Asthma must stop.  I have been short of breath and have had chest tightness and pain all day.  I think I am coming down with a cold as well. 
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