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A 57-year-old asthmatic presents with complaints of voice changes, hoarseness, white spots on his throat and...

A 57-year-old asthmatic presents with complaints of voice changes, hoarseness, white spots on his throat and tongue, and a “funny taste in his mouth.” What type of medication and route do you suspect may be causing these complaints? What would the proposed treatment and follow-up education consist of?
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