What should we do if my mother?s long-term airway inflammation (non-eosinophilic chronic bronchitis) has not improved despite using Levoline Nebulizer, Duolin Inhaler, Foracart 200 Rotacaps, Montait, Broclear tablets, and various cough syrups? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What should we do if my mother?s long-term airway inflammation (non-eosinophilic chronic bronchitis) has not improved despite using Levoline Nebulizer, Duolin Inhaler, Foracart 200 Rotacaps, Montait, Broclear tablets, and various cough syrups?

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What should we do if my mother?s long-term airway inflammation (non-eosinophilic chronic bronchitis) has not improved despite using Levoline Nebulizer, Duolin Inhaler, Foracart 200 Rotacaps, Montait, Broclear tablets, and various cough syrups?

Asked by Female, 80 · 18 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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18 days ago

Managing non-eosinophilic chronic bronchitis in an 80-year-old can be challenging, as this type of inflammation often responds less to standard steroid inhalers like Foracart. Since she is already on multiple bronchodilators (Levolin, Duolin), Montait, and Broclear, the next step is a detailed review with her pulmonologist. They can verify her inhaler technique, rule out underlying infections, or consider targeted therapies like pulmonary rehabilitation. Please keep her comfortable, and do not hesitate to seek immediate medical care if she experiences sudden breathing difficulty.

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What should we do if my mother?s long-term airway inflammation (non-eosinophilic chronic bronchitis) has not improved despite using Levoline Nebulizer, Duolin Inhaler, Foracart 200 Rotacaps, Montait, Broclear tablets, and various cough syrups?

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