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Respiratory Drugs

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Respiratory Drugs These drugs are used to prevent, relive, or treat respiratory diseases
Asthmatic Drugs Treats various conditions associated with asthma
Aerobid flunisolide
Deltasone prednisone
Singulair montelukast
Proventil albuterol
Bronchodilators Decongests the bronchiole tubes
Atrovent ipratropium
Xopenex HFA levalbuterol
Serevent Diskus salmeterol
ProAir HFA albuterol inhalation
Corticosteroids Reduces inflammation associated with asthma
Azmacort triacinolone
Flovent fluticasone
Pulmicort budesonide
Xanthine Derivatives Reduces frequency of asthmatic attacks, increase heart rate and alertness
Theo-Dur theophylline
Anti-Histamine These drugs are primarily H1 receptor antagonists. They prevent allergic reactions, reduce nausea and may increase sedation
Claritin loratadine
Antivert meclizine
Decongestants Increase drainage and reduce congestion by shrinking mucous membranes
Sudafed pseudoephedrine
Neo-synephrine phenylephrine
Anti-Tussives Suppress cough
Delsym dextromethorphan
Benedryl diphenhydramine
Expectorants Decrease the thickness of phlegm fro the lungs whic aide in its expulsion
Robitussin guaifenesin
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