I took Albuterol before work last night and it makes me all jittery and shaky and more than one person was like "calm down its okay" and it just now occured to me that they probably thought Albuterol was an anxiety medication and not... an inhaler for bronchitis
I had to take a different inhaler for my allergies and asthma, one with a steroid in it. It fucked me up something else. I was getting heart palpitations daily. It was scary as shit.
Albuterol can do that too. Feels like an anxiety attack except you can actually breathe
Damn, I only had to take abuterol as an emergency inhaler (like if I was going to work out or it was an extra high pollen count day). They tested me again after a couple of months and said I don't have asthma so I can stop all medicines. Which like... doesn't make sense, shouldn't I have continued to since my asthma issues were being controlled???
I’m not an RT or anything (my dad is though so I know a little) but it depends on like what kind of asthma they diagnosed you with and stuff I think?
Edit: You can have intermittent asthma which comes and goes, sounds like what you might have had, and they probably wanted to get you off steroids for it as steroids lower your immunity to certain illnesses because they affect how your white blood cells fight infections
