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Medical Journal of Tikrit University [The]. 1995; 1 (1): 41-44
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-38273

ABSTRACT

Hundred and eight asthmatic patients were interviewed to try to find out the rate of acceptance of inhalers as a mode of therapy of asthma. Also to find out the causes of refusal to use these inhalers. Fifty four patients [50%] accepted the use of inhalers among these only 14 patients [24%] were using both types of inhalers [B-agonist and steroid inhalers]. The causes of refusal were fear of addiction, thinking of non-effectiveness, cosmotic reasons, fearing from causing heart disease and the dislike of the inhaler without mentioning the cause. The refusal rate was more common among females


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Humans , Male , Female , Asthma/drug therapy , Treatment Refusal , Patient Compliance
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