Which drugs are likely to trigger bronchial asthma? Be aware and take precautions
Pollen, dust, dust mites, and fine particles such as the particulate matter released by hair and cotton fluffing are causes of bronchial asthma that are basically known to everyone, but the factors that trigger bronchial asthma through drugs or food do not easily attract people's attention. In fact, some drugs can not only cause bronchial asthma, but in treatment, some drugs are contraindicated and some drugs must be used with caution, and it is greatly beneficial for ordinary people to understand this as well.
Asthma
Systematically speaking, the drugs that can trigger bronchial asthma include non-corticosteroid anti-inflammatory drugs, aspirin-type drugs, analgesics, adrenaline-type drugs and others, and if one is not careful, such drugs can easily become allergens that induce bronchial asthma. Among Western medicines there are actually many more, such as the very commonly used indomethacin, morphine, metoprolol, i.e. Betaloc, dipyridamole, hydrocortisone, protamine, contrast agents, propafenone, nitrofurantoin, vinblastine, heroin, mitomycin and others,
During treatment, erythromycin, vaccines, penicillin, neomycin, cephalosporins, streptomycin, rifampicin, chloramphenicol, tetracyclines, nitrofurantoin, antisera, plasma, and Chinese patent medicines and preparations containing animal foreign proteins, as well as drugs to which an individual is allergic, must be used with caution. Drugs that must be used with caution cannot be used long-term for the treatment of bronchial asthma, otherwise they can easily worsen the asthma condition.
Bronchial asthma treatment
The drugs that are contraindicated need even more to be understood and mastered by bronchial asthma patients and their family members; even for ordinary people, many drugs such as the commonly used propranolol, as well as neostigmine, organophosphate-type anticholinergic drugs, pilocarpine, chlordiazepoxide, methacholine, methaqualone, busulfan, morphine, codeine, magnesium sulfate, fentanyl and many others cannot be used for the treatment of bronchial asthma.
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