Choosing a drug regimen for obstructive pulmonary disease: 2. Agents other than bronchodilators: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 63, No 5

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Abstract

Cromolyn sodium, oral and inhaled corticosteroids antibiotics, and mucolytic agents all have a place in treatment of the reversible components of obstructive pulmonary disease. Patient education about the particular condition causing airflow obstruction and the chosen treatment program is extremely important in promoting patient acceptance.

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