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Haven't heard of it but I will google it. Does anyone have more information or experience with it? What makes it so effective for some people?
I have a prescription for this drug,but I would like to hear what others think before I fill it.
Agree!! I won’t go without it either!!
The FDA has approved a generic of dailiresp called roflumilast. Has anyone used it and does it work as well? I hate to change but my insurance company wants me to use the generic as I suppose it is much cheaper.
Have been on it for 2 months now No side effects but still SOB Not sure it's working for me My Pulmonologist wants me to do drug study for injections which has proven to help with asthma patients Now… read more
REcently prescribed for me. What should I expect from this drug? I am told it will control exacerbations. Thanks barbil
Just started a few weeks ago at 250mg. Diarrhea, a little insomnia and thoughts of the great beyond are the possible side effects and I had them all but that is over. I have begun to feel a bit better… read more
Keep you a bottle of anise star essential oil and when you feel nauseous take a whiff or 2. For some reason felt nauseous last week and immediately took a couple whiffs and went right away. Tamiflu… read more
I’m involved as a patient investigator for the RELIANCE study, which is a head to head, comparative effectiveness research study looking at which works best, daliresp or prophylactic use of azithromycin in decreasing inflammation, therefore infections, therefore exacerbations and hospitalizations. We’d like to have patients who are currently taking one or the other who would be willing to do short videos describing their experience (positive, please!) with their treatment. We would use those… read more
@A MyCOPDTeam Member Inflammation is a natural immune response to infection, therefore all types of antiinflammatory medications do not reduce the risk of infections, as you suggest, but heighten it.
i was given samples of daliresp and it does seem to be helping me breath better with my copd. it is really expensive so i am wondering if it is worth the money.
He sent in for 500 mg. for 90 days. Then I see that it will cost me $447.00--I said no thanks!! Is this typical to pay? Is it really a difference maker in using it??
Check your neighborhood for a free clinic, @A MyCOPDTeam Member. Some will take rx’s, even if opened.