Archive for the ‘Respiratory Medicine’ Category
Stepping down asthma treatment: how and when
Posted by: admin on: February 21, 2012
Maintenance treatment of chronic asthmatic patients has been a challenge to most family clinicians and physicians. Here is a guideline suggested by the experts. Team@CMHF
Stopping LABAs Too Soon May Worsen Asthma Control
Posted by: admin on: February 20, 2012
Long acting Beta Blockers have been used since long to control asthma. Here is a study of LABA usage. Team@CMHF
Allergic rhinitis: An update on disease, present treatments and future prospects
Posted by: admin on: February 17, 2012
With air pollution on the rise allergic rhinitis has thrown a challenge to the clinician. Here is a clear view of the pathophysiology and research findings of treatment methodology of allergic rhinitis. Team@CMHF
TDR TB? Time to ponder
Posted by: admin on: February 7, 2012
Absence of new drugs in TB management and improper treatment regimen and duration has caused a grave situation in medical field. Team@CMHF
Chronic cough and its Evaluation
Posted by: admin on: February 1, 2012
Treating chronic cough has always been a challenge to the clinician.Diagnosing the cause is half job done. Here is how you evaluate it. Team@CMHF
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