Guest guest Posted January 22, 2006 Report Posted January 22, 2006 My husband's pulmonologist gave him some new asthma med and cautioned him as we left - " rinse your mouth out after using. " This got our attention so we looked up the med on rxlist.com - it cautioned users about use if they have sensitivity to mold. We took the rx to our mold doc and he pointed out that it could be very dangerous - you can rinse your mouth out but what about your larynx and lungs? If it can cause problems in your mouth it can elsewhere. Read all the info before deciding - ask the pharmacist for the pkg insert or look it up on the internet - make an informed decision. Quote
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