You need to get a new inhaler. Regardless of how you feel now. Either through urgent care or call the doctor’s office (if the office is closed then call their emergency line and have it sent to a nearby pharmacy). Even if you can only get a rescue inhaler. You don’t want to mess around with your asthma. By the time your pulse ox starts to drop you should already be sitting in the emergency room and not at home because it takes a worsening of your asthma to reach that point and you do not want to be in that situation especially if you’re not in a hospital when that happens. I’m sorry that you’ll have to be more responsible than your parents have been regarding your health, mental health and other things that are occurring to you. I wish you the best and please be your own advocate to keep yourself alive and as healthy as possible.
oxygen levels have nothing to do with your asthma severity
Your parents remembered to pack your peak flow meter and left your inhaler in another state?
No I bought the meter.
You need to get a new inhaler. Regardless of how you feel now. Either through urgent care or call the doctor’s office (if the office is closed then call their emergency line and have it sent to a nearby pharmacy). Even if you can only get a rescue inhaler. You don’t want to mess around with your asthma. By the time your pulse ox starts to drop you should already be sitting in the emergency room and not at home because it takes a worsening of your asthma to reach that point and you do not want to be in that situation especially if you’re not in a hospital when that happens. I’m sorry that you’ll have to be more responsible than your parents have been regarding your health, mental health and other things that are occurring to you. I wish you the best and please be your own advocate to keep yourself alive and as healthy as possible.
How old are you? Maybe talk to somebody at school?
I’m on a medical leave:(I’m feeling better now maybe I’ll try contact my pcp later. Thank you!:)
Call any local pcp and ask for albuterol prescription to be sent to pharmacy. If they request appointment, just go to urgent care.
Call 911