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  • 31 Years
  • 29/01/2025

Hey, I've got a question about my dad's asthma treatment. He's been consistently using the Seroflo 125 inhaler and taking a montelucast tablet every night. We're thinking about adding AB FLO N to help manage his asthma better. How effective might that be and what's the appropriate dosage?

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  1. Understanding Current Asthma Treatment

    • Seroflo Inhaler: Combines salmeterol (a bronchodilator) and fluticasone (an anti-inflammatory) to manage asthma symptoms.
    • Montelukast Tablet: Reduces inflammation and prevents asthma symptoms.
  2. Role of AB FLO N (Acebrophylline + N-Acetylcysteine)

    • Acebrophylline: Acts as a bronchodilator and mucolytic, helping to open airways and clear mucus.
    • N-Acetylcysteine: Thins mucus and provides antioxidant benefits.
  3. Potential Benefits of Adding AB FLO N

    • May improve mucus clearance and ease breathing.
    • Complements existing treatments by enhancing bronchodilation and reducing mucus.
  4. Considerations and Precautions

    • Consult the treating physician before adding new medication.
    • Monitor for side effects or drug interactions.
  5. Appropriate Dosage Guidance

    • Typical adult dosage: Follow Indian prescribing information.
    • Always adhere to the doctor’s prescription tailored to individual needs.
  6. Summary and Recommendations

    • Discuss with a healthcare provider for personalized advice.
    • Asthma management is individualized and requires professional oversight.

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