Beta 2 receptors are responsible for keeping your bronchi open so you can breath. If they are antagonized, your bronchi will close up. In Asthma you want to use Beta2 AGONISTS, drugs that stimulate these receptors, so you can breath.
Singulair (montelukast) is a leukotriene receptor antagonist (also called a leukotriene receptor blocker). Its function is to reduce the reaction in chronic asthma or allergies.
I believe the antagonist would be Stella. Another antagonist would be Ruby.
An "antagonist" is someone in opposition or conflict.In literary use, the antagonist ("bad guy") is the person who is opposed to the protagonist ("good guy").An example of this would be the Joker as an antagonist of Batman.
since antagonist means the main character's enemy, the antagonist in the lion king would be scar.
I guess that would be the antagonist.
Clenbuterol, which is related to many asthma medications, is commonly used by athletes to improve performance and is tested for by athletic associations. I would not expect asthma medications ot trigger a positive result on the more common "drugs of abuse" screens.
No. If anything, it would make asthma irritating, due to the caffeine in coffee. A healthier diet would be better for asthma. Ask on!
I would have thought that asthma would mean you would not be medically fit to be in the army at all. Asthma will also very likely prevent you from taking up sport diving too.
I would consider the antagonist as the creature he is. Not who he is but what he is, a Doppelganger.
The school would be the greastest antagonist.
you can't treet asthma because it is something you were born with. asthma can never ever go away. if you have asthma it would be a good idea to have your puffer everywhere with you
I have both asthma and high blood pressure and am taking metoprolol. I was very concerned that this would work against my asthma so I had very detailed conversations with both my asthma doctor and my regular doctor. Its been 3 years now since starting metoprolol. My BP is under control and so is my asthma. Although metoprolol should work against your asthma - only thing I experienced was a slight cough when i first started. I suggest you talk with both your doctors at length about taking this drug with asthma. There are other HP drugs out there - but metoprolol is the tried and true one. Talk with your doctors.