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So my chest is like really tight and burning. My breathing feels fine, but I always worry when my chest becomes this tight and the burning is well, very distracting. I've taken two puffs but I'm not feeling any relief. That was five minutes ago and I'm about to take two more. How many more can I take if I don't feel results the next time, I really need to study for my law finals... so I need quick relief.

I have asthma and have been on salbutamol(blue) and becotide(wine colour) for the last 2/3 months, this week especially i have been coughing ALOT and it keeps waking me up at night.i have been stressed the last few days with assignments for college, maybe thats a reason?Is there anything i can do to help it?? is there any way to stop it immediately?????

I have a Salbutamol HFA inhaler for bronchitis. I don't know if I m using it correctly. Well I've been following the instructions for closed mouth inhaling. When I get the medicine in my mouth, my tongue seems to be in the way no matter how much I lower it to make the medicine go into my throat like I'm supposed to. It's supposed to go inside my lungs after all. Im wondering how I can get it directly to my throat without feeling it on my tongue at all. Or is it ok to feel it spray my tongue too? Does that mean the medicine is still getting into my lungs? Thanks!

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