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about 6 years ago
As for asthma, chronic use of cardioselective beta blockers doesn't seem to precipitate asthma attacks in mild or moderate asthma. ... They concluded "Cardioselective beta-blockers do not produce clinically significant adverse respiratory effects in patients with mild to moderate reactive airway disease ...
beta blockers are c i in asthma,instead beta agonist are use for treatmnt lik for eg salbutaml
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