SYMBICORT and You
You have choices when it comes to asthma-controller medicines. If your
asthma symptoms keep coming back, talk to your doctor about SYMBICORT.
- Start to improve your lung function
- Begin to treat your asthma symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, and tightness in your chest
- Help you take control of your asthma
Of course, SYMBICORT will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. Individual results may vary.
What to expect
- You may notice you have no asthma symptoms or very few asthma symptoms throughout the day and night
- You shouldn’t have to limit your daily activities because of asthma symptoms
- You should use less rescue medicine
You have choices in controller medicines. Ask your doctor if SYMBICORT is right for you.
Talking to your doctor
- Describe your symptoms, when they most often occur, and their severity
- List all medicines you are takng and any side effects you may experience
- Ask if SYMBICORT may be right for you
- Ask questions if you do not understand something your doctor tells you
- If you are afraid you may forget something, write it down before your appointment
Already taking SYMBICORT?
Be sure to let your doctor know how you are doing.
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