What is Dulera?

Dulera, or mometasone furoate, is prescribed to adults and children above twelve years old to reduce the effects of asthma. A Dulera treatment plan will help you experience fewer episodes and reduce the likeliness of your experiencing shortness in breath or wheezing.

How does it work?

Dulera increases the size of your respiratory airways and relaxes your muscles, which helps you to breathe better. It is a quick relief option that should not be used for long-term management of asthma.

Comparing benefits and risks

Dulera is an allergen and can cause an adverse reaction in some people, leading to death. It can also cause worsening of asthma, leading too increased likelihood of attacks and bouts of wheezing. It may also worsen parasitic, viral, fungal and bacterial infections.

Dulera has been linked with an increased number of headaches, as well as cases of inflammation in the nasal and throat region. If you are particularly irritable, Dulera can cause irritation over a long period.

Dulera may also cause eye problems. Its long-term use has also been linked with reduced bone density and highlighted it as potentially causing osteoporosis and other bone-related diseases.

Up to 70% of users have shown significant improvement. It reduces the likelihood of an attack by up to 60%, meaning that you may engage in heavy activities without having to worry about spontaneous attacks or shortness of breath.

The benefits of Dulera outweigh the risks. You should consult your doctor to help determine whether Dulera is the right fit for you. You will also explore possible Dulera side effects and patient assistance eligibility requirements.

Is Dulera too costly?

If you are unable to afford Dulera, these two options may help out.

Dulera offers discounted copay coupons. You should ask your doctor for a Dulera coupon to help you to mitigate the high cost of the medication.  Copay coupons could help provide up to 75% of the cost of Dulera.

You could also consider applying for a patient assistance program. If you are eligible, you will access Dulera at pocket-friendly prices. You can apply for patient assistance with the help of your doctor, or through Dulera’s website. The process may take as little as a few hours before your application is processed and approved.

Final thought

Dulera is a quick relief medication against wheezing and shortness of breath for people who have asthma. For asthmatic patients who are not allergic, it can reduce the likelihood of an episode. Dulera will help you engage in heavy and tiresome tasks without shortness of breath.

Before taking up a Dulera treatment plan, you should consult your doctor to get a detailed breakdown of any side effects, possible incompatible medications and the right dosage for you.

Your doctor could also offer discount copay cards or help you apply for patient assistance programs that will reduce your expenses.

For best effects, remember to use the recommended dosage of this medication. Failure to follow your prescription could cause Dulera to be ineffective in the long term.