Ventolin Evohaler contains a medication called salbutamol, which is a bronchodilator or reliever medication used to open up your airways. In the USA, Salbutamol is also known as albuterol.
It is a brand name for salbutamol that comes in two different types of inhalers, that are- the accuhaler and the evohaler. It's likewise accessible as nebules, respirator arrangement, syrup and mixture. Salbutamol inhalers, tablets, fluid and nebules are broadly accessible without a brand name, as the nonexclusive medication.
What is Ventolin utilized for?
Ventolin and other salbutamol prescriptions are utilized to open up the aviation routes and make breathing simpler in individuals with breathing issues including:
Step by step instructions to use VENTOLIN EVOHALER
Always use your Ventolin Evohaler as prescribed by your health care specialist and in case you don't have any idea how to use it then consult your specialist, medical attendant or drug specialist.
Grown-ups and teenagers aged 12 years and over
to assuage asthma - One or two puffs.
to forestall asthma - Two puffs 10-15 minutes before exercise
for customary treatment - Two puffs up to 4 times each day.
the most extreme portion is 8 puffs in a day.
Kids under 12 years
to alleviate asthma - One puff. Two puffs whenever required.
to forestall asthma - One puff 10-15 minutes before exercise.
whenever required.
for normal treatment - Two puffs up to 4 times each day.
the most extreme portion is 8 puffs in a 24-hour time frame.
If your breathing or wheezing deteriorates straight subsequent to taking this medication, with the immediate effect, quit utilizing it and tell your primary care physician as early as possible.
Like all meds, Ventolin Evohaler can cause reactions, despite the fact that not every person gets them. The following symptoms may occur with this medication:
Hypersensitive Reactions (influences under 1 out of 10,000 individuals). If you have an unfavorably susceptible reaction, quit taking Ventolin Evohaler and see a specialist straight away. Indications of a hypersensitive reaction include swelling of the face, lips, mouth, tongue or throat which may cause trouble in gulping or breathing, bothersome rash, feeling weak and tipsy, and breakdown.
You feel your heart is pulsating quicker or more grounded than expected (palpitations). This is normally innocuous, also, typically stops after you have utilized the medication for some time then its time to call your doctor.
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