December 9th
2008
10:57 PM
My three year old son has been on Flovent since he was two, he has been showing signs of restlessness, aggression, sleeplessness and other behavior problems, I did not think anything was wrong until I looked up the effects and saw they were listed as a reason to stop taking the medication. I have been doing my own trial and error research with him. He has been off Flovent for two weeks and I have not seen a difference in his behavior, luckily his asthma was ok, which leaves me to believe that it is the Singular pill that is the problem. I will post an update in two more weeks under the Singular side effects.
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August 2th
2008
1:58 PM
We have been gradually decreasing my son off of Flovent because of the side effects and have found a natural supplement that works amazingly well for asthma and allergies, sinuses, and a ton of other health related problems. Here is a website where it can be found.
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The supplement is called OPC-3. I would highly recommend it!
May 5th
2006
8:13 PM
I'm a 25 year old female and recently found out that I have asthma. I have been using flovent for about 4 weeks and have had about an 8 pound weight gain. Could this be a side effect from taking this medication?
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May 19th
2009
1:51 PM
I have taken this medication for years (in long stretches). I was not aware of some of the serious side effects not just with this drug but with corticosteroids in general. There is a group of side effects that can cause mental and cognitive issues. I experienced fatigue, confusion, confusion, inability to focus, and serious memory issues. It was bad enough I would completely forget what I was doing or be unable to understand anything if there were other noises. After doing some research I found that these inhaled steroids can have just as many and as severe side effects as oral steroids. I dosed down off of Flovent over a months time and gradually all of the horrible cognitive issues went away. This may not be a very common side effect but they have to tell people it can happen. How many other people have gone years living in a fog not knowing it was a simple asthma inhaler causing their problems.
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