Alternatives to drugs causing respiratory complications

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While medications can cause respiratory problems, other common causes are environmental. One cause is poor air quality or air pollution, which includes smoking. Additionally, if a person is allergic to specific pollens, chemicals (even cleaning products), or dust, they are more likely to experience breathing problems. Viral infections and bacterial infections, including sinusitis and pneumonia, are another major cause of respiratory problems because the infection affects normal lung function.


While you may not be able to avoid life-saving medications like qatar mobile number heart medications, chemotherapy drugs, and rescue inhalers, the overprescription of pain medications and the proliferation of over-the-counter options can lead to unnecessary breathing problems. In some cases, there may be safer, drug-free alternatives.

Our programs focus on restoring natural mental health without relying on medications to make you feel your best. If you have been experiencing a number of issues related to street drugs and pharmaceuticals, we can help you eliminate these toxic compounds and their effects through our Detox Counter. To learn more about the Alternative Medicine Center, the Detox Counter, and our approach to treating individuals who have experienced adverse side effects from pharmaceuticals and even prescription medications, contact our Sedona treatment center today.

1 (800) 301-3753 for help with medication-induced respiratory problems



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2. Radke, JB, Owen, KP, Sutter, ME, et al. (2014). Effects of opioids on the lung. Clin Rev Allergy Immunol 46, 54–64 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12016-013-8373-z