That’s interesting. I don’t have asthma but COPD and i wonder if the timing of my Breztri inhaler i use twice a day could be optimized. Idk. I also have an albuterol inhaler but that’s a different med than the one used in this study.
@WhiteRaven ,we are using same inhaler.
I picked it today in pharmacy,under brand name trixea…
Contains steroid,and is far beter then anoro elipta I used…
If you don’t mind,tell me how long it takes to get better… (hope @everhopeful won’t mind)…
Once you have COPD, you always have it. For me, it took about 3 months of bad breathing before the Breztri improved things. Now my breathing is normal most of the time but i watch out for respiratory infections and irritants like smoke that can cause exacerbations. I haven’t had to use my rescue inhaler in 5 months and haven’t had to do a breathing treatment in 7 months.