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Painkillers for Asthma sufferers?

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Scullywoo | 12:28 Tue 30th Nov 2004 | Body & Soul
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I have asthama which has worsened a little lately.  Usually I would only use a ventolin inhaler when I needed it but have been using a steroid inhaler for a couple of weeks.  I have always taken any painkillers, nurofen, ibruprofen before when I've had a headache, cold, hangover (!) etc. but I understand now that when asthamatic you should only take a certain type of painkiller?  Can anyone shed light on this? Thanks.

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Have a chat with your gp or pharmacist Murth,they can advise you.

14:40 Thu 02nd Dec 2004
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