Clarifying the Misconception: Why are Calcium Channel Blockers Contraindicated in Asthma?
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It is a widely circulated, but largely inaccurate, premise that calcium channel blockers are contraindicated in asthma; in fact, they have historically been explored for their potential beneficial effects on airway smooth muscle. This article dispels this myth by explaining the crucial difference between CCBs and beta-blockers, while also addressing specific patient populations where caution is still warranted.
