Asthma Review and 2019 Guidelines - Symbicort PRN

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[@Natalie-so6mw]

Very nice video. Quick question: If the patient has moderate persistent asthma with acute symptoms will you start from for step 3? will you use Symbicort (low-dose ICS-LABA) as a controller medication to prevent asthma attacks and as a reliever when acute symptoms occur? So just one medication but will be used more frequently? Thanks!

[@CorConsultRx]

Natalie K that’s a great question! The GINA guidelines just provided a statement about this. Basically, if someone needs to be on a LABA/ICS daily as a controller, they would go back to albuterol as PRN treatment. They don’t want somebody using Symbicort PRN and scheduled as a controller (or using 2 LABAs at the same time). I hope that answers your question.

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Thanks for replying! It helped! :)@@CorConsultRx

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Symbicort whilst works could in the long run get you killed!!!

[@CorConsultRx]

Please explain how it gets someone killed?