How do I edit or remove my medications in the respiri app?

Summary  

This article explains how to edit or remove the reliever and preventer medication/s that you have added to the respiri app.

Instructions

In case you needed to update the medications in the respiri app, you can do so by following the steps below:

1. Open the respiri mobile app and go to Medications to edit/remove relievers or preventers that have been entered.
   
   From Medications, go to the Relievers tab to edit relievers OR go to the Preventers tab for the preventers. 
2. To edit or remove the reliever medications, go to the Relievers tab and tap the pencil icon with a blue circlebeside the name of the medicine. And in the Edit reliever screen, you can either:
   (1) update the Medicine, Dosage type or # of Dosage; or (2) tap Remove reliever to delete; then tap Save changes to confirm the changes made. 
   
   You can also do the same for preventers. Go to the Preventers tab and tap the pencil icon with a blue circlebeside the name of the medicine. And in the Edit preventer screen, you can either
   (1) update the Medicine, Dosage type, and # of Dosage or Frequency; or (2) tap Remove preventer to delete the medicine. Do not forget to tap Save changes to confirm the changes made. 
   
   NOTE: Other medications can also be edited in the same way.

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