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Spacer devices decrease the incidence of oral candidiasis by preventing the deposition in the mouth. Salmeterol is a long acting beta antagonist, its action is slow in onset and therefore it should be given regularly rather than p.r.n. The Committee on Safety of Medicines has reported that salbutamol and terbutaline have not been shown to lead to a worsening of mild asthma. In adults an inhaled dosage of steroid of 1,500 micrograms daily is associated with adrenal suppression . Sodium cromoglycate is of no value in and acute attack and is only indicated for prophylaxsis.
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