Allergic Asthma patient for several years - tried a couple of combination inhalers in the past. My family doctor wanted me to try Dulera. I have been taking it for two months & am finding that it is providing symptom control for me better than any of the previous therapies. Very pleased with Dulera!

I've had bad asthma due to allergies since '08 which had cause a mucous blockage in my bronchi called "bronchiectasis". I was on different inhalers and a nebulizer until my allergist gave me Dulera. This cleared up the blockage and made it easy for me to breathe. Its a great product but USE as DIRECTED.

Be very careful with this stuff. Yes, it cleared my lungs beautifully, but it landed me in the hospital with a scary infection. I'm a youngish woman in good health on a low dose--I will NOT be taking this anymore, its not worth the considerable risks.

I have been using Dulera for 1 month and can tell a huge difference in my breathing. At first the anxiety almost made me quit taking it. I also had a dull headache for about 10 days. I use Dulera every morning and every night. Because it has helped my breathing so much, I will stay on it.

i was taking albuterol 4x a day and flovent 2x still always had a small wheeze. My doctor gave me dulera - stopped post nasal drip, wheezing and coughing i now can sleep through the night without coughing and i only take Dulera lowest dose once every morning. Its great. I do wonder about the long term effects.

One puff and I had a severe reaction to Dulera. Heart palpatations, severe anxiety, increase blood pressure. I have mild to moderate asthma. I am not going to take this again!

I HAVE USEED DULERA FOR 1 MONTH AND IT HAS IMPROVED MY LUNG FUNCTION FROM 59% TO 79%. I WILL CONTINUE TO USE THIS PRODUCT, AS MY DR. WANTS ME TO IMPROVE TO 89%

This medication makes me very tired and I felt my whole body loses energy. The chest tightness improves but I cannot take it whenI have to drive and go to work.

I used Dulera for one week. I had wheezing due to an allergy that kicked in my asthma. this made my heart rate increase where I could really feel the beating of my heart . ALso made me clear my throat and had hoarseness in my voice. I think Advair works better but I stopped because of how this made me feel. I will use my rescue inhaler when i need it. I am concerned with the long term use and bone loss.

To begin with I am being treated for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Anxiety Disorder and have been on antianxiety prescriptions for that problem. I had been using a rescuse inhaler--which worked but I had to use it more often than I liked. The Dulera caused major anxiety attacks--so bad that I had thoughts of suicide and couldn't stop pacing--and I only used it a few days. Dulera also gave me headaches and ringing in my ears. I discontinued Dulera and will go back to my rescue inhaler.