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  1. I was on several medications for asthma, & C.O.P.D. It is fun to reflect
    back to see how we must strive to move away
    from traditional prescription drugs to achieve healing. The following
    information is from PDR Health and is the manufacturers published
    information on their product.

    Pulmicort Turbohaler

    http://www.pdrhealth.com/drug_info/rxdrugprofiles/drugs/pul1628.shtml

    Why is this drug prescribed?

    Budesonide, the active ingredient in Pulmicort Turbuhaler, is an
    anti-inflammatory steroid medication. Inhaled on a regular basis, Pulmicort
    helps prevent asthma attacks. It is sometimes prescribed in addition to oral
    steroids, and may reduce or eliminate the need for them.

    Pulmicort Turbuhaler is used to treat asthma in adults and children over age
    6. Children 12 months to 8 years of age can be treated with another form of
    budesonide, Pulmicort Respules, which is given by nebulizer. Both types of
    Pulmicort are preventive medicines. They will not relieve an acute or
    life-threatening episode of asthma.

    Most important fact about this drug

    Because steroids can suppress the immune system, people taking Pulmicort may
    become more susceptible to infections, and their infections could be more
    severe. If you are taking Pulmicort, avoid exposure to infectious diseases
    such as chickenpox and measles. If you are exposed, contact your doctor
    immediately.

    What side effects may occur?

    More common side effects may include:
    Aching joints, back pain, cough, fever, flu-like symptoms, fungal infection
    in mouth, headache, indigestion, nasal and sinus inflammation, pain,
    respiratory infection, sore throat, weakness

    Less common side effects may include:
    Abdominal pain, abnormal taste, bleeding under the skin, dry mouth,
    fainting, fracture, infection, insomnia, migraine, muscle contractions,
    muscle pain, nausea, neck pain, stomach or intestinal inflammation, voice
    alteration, vomiting, weight gain

    Rare side effects may include:
    Abnormal thinking, aggressiveness, anxiety, depression, difficulty
    breathing, hives, irritability, rash or dermatitis

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