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Chest clinic
Case based discussion
JP: A 25-year-old gentleman with asthma attended for routine out-patient review. As part of this consultation, his current symptoms and recent inhaler use were discussed, including whether he ever left home without his reliever inhaler. Though his asthma was well controlled, he reported that he always carried his reliever inhaler with him for use as a bottle opener for the treatment of acute beverage thirst attacks.
MP: Asthma patients traditionally use reliever inhalers for symptoms of chest tightness, wheeze and cough,1 and are generally advised to always keep these inhalers with …
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