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Bronchodilators are medications that help open constricted airways caused by respiratory conditions such as asthma, making breathing easier. These medications are available in different forms such as inhalers, pills, and injectables. Inhalers are most commonly used since they are effective and cause minimal side effects.

Top Resources on Bronchodilators

• Healthwise (via RevolutionHealth): Bronchodilators
• American Thoracic Society: What Are Bronchodilators?
• Wikipedia: Bronchodilator | Category: Bronchodilators
• Mayo Clinic: Bronchodilator, Adrenergic (Inhalation Route)
• University of Virginia Health System: Bronchodilator Medicines
• WebMD: Bronchodilators: Relieving Asthma Symptoms
• Cleveland Clinic: Treating Asthma With Bronchodilators
• yourtotalhealth: Bronchodilators
• Drugs.com: Bronchodilators, Adrenergic (Inhalation) | Bronchodilators, Theophylline (Systemic)
• Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine: Bronchodilators

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