2. Jean Claude has asthma, and his health care team has decided to add fluticasone (Flovent) 220 mcg twice a day in the orally inhaled form.a. How does fluticasone improve asthma symptoms?What are the most important points that Jean Claude needs to understand about taking this new medication?

2. Jean Claude has asthma, and his health care team has decided to add fluticasone (Flovent) 220 mcg twice a day in the orally inhaled form.a. How does fluticasone improve asthma symptoms?What are the most important points that Jean Claude needs to understand about taking this new medication?

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