Guest guest Posted May 13, 2006 Report Share Posted May 13, 2006 Make sure your doctor knows that you are on a beta blocker. Most beta blockers are beta 1 specific. Albuterol targets the beta 2 receptors. Long ago one would not be on both when the beta blockers targeted ALL beta receptors. Ask your doctor if there is a possible medication interaction. > > Sorry for the last post regarding the same.... > > My 4 year old hit post before I was finished. > > Anyway I saw my PCP today who tried very hard to convince me this is > asthma. Im going to try to do what she has said to do. > > This is the third time that I have had to take the albuteral > inhaler. Just about an hour ago i took it because I was so short of > breath. I blew a 250 on my Peak Flow Meter, after the albuteral I > blew a 500! > > One thing, each time I have taken this inhaler I have had pain in my > upper left shoulder and back into my shouler blade. Feels like a > muscle pain. Its very odd and occurs after I use the inhaler. It > tends to go away when I stop feeling so racey....Anyone with any > ideas what this is....??? > > Thanks again for listening to all my crazy questions right now. > > You all have been of such great help to me right now when things > seems so upsidedown in my life > > Thanks again > Tracey > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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