inhaled corticosteroids INTERMITTENTLY for adults with mild persistent asthma

June 2005

You may see some physicians prescribe inhaled corticosteroids INTERMITTENTLY for adults with mild persistent asthma.

Current guidelines recommend that patients use inhaled steroids DAILY to control persistent asthma.

But some patients with mild asthma don't use them every day...just when symptoms worsen.

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