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Inhaler, otherwise called pump or allergy spray, is a small device that is used to administer medicines directly into the lungs. As the medicine is delivered to the lungs, it gets absorbed locally and acts on the lungs, which reduces systemic side effects. Usually, corticosteroids and beta-agonists are used in inhalers to treat asthma and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).

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How can a 70-year-old manage daily inhaler use for COPD?

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Can my uncontrolled asthma at 30 lead to COPD over time?

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Do treating allergens improve long-term asthma control?

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Why is my asthma still poorly controlled at 50?

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Should a 32-year-old with asthma consider biologics?

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How does a 70 year old manage Alpha-1 deficiency?

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How can I manage lifelong childhood asthma at age 24?

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What is the treatment for a 35-year-old with AATD?

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How to manage COPD and asthma in elderly?

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Should I use inhaler daily for asthma at 35?

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