TinyGreenTurtles
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I also have both. I take Advair to control the asthma, and also have a fast acting inhaler.
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asthma & CF
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TinyGreenTurtles
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I also have both. I take Advair to control the asthma, and also have a fast acting inhaler.
TinyGreenTurtles
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I also have both. I take Advair to control the asthma, and also have a fast acting inhaler.
TinyGreenTurtles
New member
I also have both. I take Advair to control the asthma, and also have a fast acting inhaler.
TinyGreenTurtles
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I also have both. I take Advair to control the asthma, and also have a fast acting inhaler.
rubyroselee
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I've heard many doctors mention to me that most people with CF has a reactive airway component as well. I would say that mine isn't necessarily true asthma, because I just seem to get a little reactive airway thing in cold air and other things. It seems to subside once I remove myself from the irritating factor (and not requiring an inhaler or anything). I do know that a lot of CFers are diagnosed with asthma as well.
rubyroselee
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I've heard many doctors mention to me that most people with CF has a reactive airway component as well. I would say that mine isn't necessarily true asthma, because I just seem to get a little reactive airway thing in cold air and other things. It seems to subside once I remove myself from the irritating factor (and not requiring an inhaler or anything). I do know that a lot of CFers are diagnosed with asthma as well.
rubyroselee
New member
I've heard many doctors mention to me that most people with CF has a reactive airway component as well. I would say that mine isn't necessarily true asthma, because I just seem to get a little reactive airway thing in cold air and other things. It seems to subside once I remove myself from the irritating factor (and not requiring an inhaler or anything). I do know that a lot of CFers are diagnosed with asthma as well.
rubyroselee
New member
I've heard many doctors mention to me that most people with CF has a reactive airway component as well. I would say that mine isn't necessarily true asthma, because I just seem to get a little reactive airway thing in cold air and other things. It seems to subside once I remove myself from the irritating factor (and not requiring an inhaler or anything). I do know that a lot of CFers are diagnosed with asthma as well.
rubyroselee
New member
I've heard many doctors mention to me that most people with CF has a reactive airway component as well. I would say that mine isn't necessarily true asthma, because I just seem to get a little reactive airway thing in cold air and other things. It seems to subside once I remove myself from the irritating factor (and not requiring an inhaler or anything). I do know that a lot of CFers are diagnosed with asthma as well.