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I think the difference is between persistent asthma, and asthma attacks- for example, I have two different asthma meds, one of which is intended for acute asthm

by dekhn 2y ago

I think the difference is between persistent asthma, and asthma attacks- for example, I have two different asthma meds, one of which is intended for acute asthma (when you're having an attack) and another which is intended to chronic asthma (the ongoing, persistent symptoms).

m-schuetz 2y ago
On mobile so I can't dig into it, but from what german wikipedia says it's applied the same way as Omalizumab - as a subcutane depot, which in case of Omalizumab gets slowly absorbed over the course of weeks.