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<blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 24663937" data-attributes="member: 562115"><p>Some types of viral flu infections can cause asthma. Treatment for viral-induced asthma use bronchodilators for mild and steroids for more severe attacks. </p><p></p><p>As you say, if you are certain that there isn't any history of asthma for yourself or running in the family, these symptoms will go away. But it's not immediate. Can take up to two months. From what you describe probably you need steroids for short term. Steroid inhalers are effective for treating adults without asthma who have bronchospasm, asthma-like symptoms after a viral infection.</p><p></p><p>I will not say what to use here because you need to consult the doctor. At the moment you have been prescribed with a bronchodilator and a preventer. Preventer takes long time to act. It's upto the doctor to decide the treatment plan.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imhotep, post: 24663937, member: 562115"] Some types of viral flu infections can cause asthma. Treatment for viral-induced asthma use bronchodilators for mild and steroids for more severe attacks. As you say, if you are certain that there isn't any history of asthma for yourself or running in the family, these symptoms will go away. But it's not immediate. Can take up to two months. From what you describe probably you need steroids for short term. Steroid inhalers are effective for treating adults without asthma who have bronchospasm, asthma-like symptoms after a viral infection. I will not say what to use here because you need to consult the doctor. At the moment you have been prescribed with a bronchodilator and a preventer. Preventer takes long time to act. It's upto the doctor to decide the treatment plan. [/QUOTE]
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