Watch for Rxs That Reduce or Stop Asthma Meds in Adults

April 2017

You'll see asthma meds "stepped down" in some ADULTS.

Some patients diagnosed with asthma may not really have it...or may no longer have active disease.

Don't be surprised if some adults with asthma who are well controlled are told to reduce or stop their "controller" meds (Advair, QVAR, etc)...especially to limit side effects and reduce costs.

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