This study was done to evaluate the effect of AR treatment with MP-AzeFlu on symptoms of AR as well as symptoms of asthma.
There were 1103 total study participants, out of them there were 267 who had comorbid asthma. These participants reported using a mean of 5.1 puffs of asthma reliever medication in the week before treatment with MP-AzeFlu. A total of 81.8% of patients with comorbid asthma responded to AR therapy. Among patients with AR and comorbid asthma, MP-AzeFlu was associated with improved VAS scores across all study parameters, including AR symptom severity, asthma symptom severity, sleep quality, daily work or school activities, daily social activities, and daily outdoor activities. Asthma symptom severity decreased from a mean of 48.9 mm to 24.1 mm on the VAS. The self-reported frequency of asthma reliever medication use was reduced for 57.6% of participants.
The study concluded through its findings that the MP-AzeFlu used to relieve AR symptoms was associated with reduced asthma symptom VAS scores and frequency of asthma reliever medication usage. Changes in overall symptoms of AR and asthma were correlated.
Reference: https://clinicalmolecularallergy.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12948-020-00130-9
