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Look at how many doses are in your inhaler. Subtract the doses you've taken from the total doses. Once you've taken all the doses in your inhaler, stop using it. You may still hear some liquid swishing around in the puffer, but it won't be medicine. Inhalers have two ingredients in them: your medicine, which helps you breathe, and a propellant, which is there to push the medicine out. If you have some liquid left in your inhaler after you've taken all the doses, it's just propellant. If you take a puff of propellant, it won't help your breathing. In fact, it may make your breathing worse.
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