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I have had chronic bronchitis at least twice a year since I was a

child.

I am now 51 years old and have shortness of breath, tightness in my

chest, coughing up sputum in the morning, wheezing.

Since last summer the doctors I have seen have given me Advair,

Singulair, Spiriva, Flovent, Foradil, Zyrtec, Albuterol, and a

nebulizer to use sometimes.

Last week I went to the pulmonologist again and he put me on Flovent

twice a day, Foradil twice a day and singulair once a day.

I feel worse if anything.

Also, my reaction to any of these inhalers is 15-30 minutes of

coughing and strangling. Is this normal? What is the difference

between COPD and asthma?

Any thoughts?

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