Cipla Inhaler Health Feed

Ventorlin inhalar is a rescue medicine. Use asthma controller medication by inhalation with spacer. Avoid dust, smoke, pollution and allergens.

Get your vital parameters of the body checked from a nearby doctor and follow up with findings and nebulisation might be helpful and Few tips- avoid any triggering factor, take folicacid regularly, eat a healthy diet, always be stress free , exercise regularly

Dear lybrate user, inhalation route of drug administration is very effective with minimal side effects when compared with oral/tablet mode of medication. Majority of asthma patients uses two types of drugs. Drugs which dilates airway (broncho dilators like salbutamol) & inflammation stoppers (steroids like budesonide). Side effects are very minimal. If you r using a steroid please wash your mouth with water after inhalation of the drug.

The combination of an inhaled corticosteroid (ics) and a long-acting beta-agonist (laba) has been one of the most popular options for the treatment of stable chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (copd. However, the combination of ics/laba still has a role in the treatment of copd.

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She is using good inhaler and I share our concern. This is asthama and advise to avoid triggers which bring this on like dust ,cold or certain foods . Try to take Montair LC tab also to control the allergic factor

Hi Tapan, bronchial asthma unfortunately is not curable, but the triggering factors that cause episodes can be prevented by knowing what they are for example dust or smoke, and by maintaining good general health by good diet and graded exercises.

Continue medicine you are taking if well controlled. Can step up/down treatment as per control every three months.

Dear Samuel Good control of asthma comes with strict adherence to your asthma action plan ie Use preventive inhaler with spacer on a twice daily regimen and use of releiver during acute attacks .Identifying your triggers and trying to control them.Allergy skin test to identify your allergans and taking oral immunotherapy ,controlling allergic rhinitis with antihistamines .Identifying other comorbid conditions such as GERD if present and treating it.
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HI Mayank... If you will start inhaler then there are chances that you will have to take them more often... everytime with increasing dose... means you will develop a dependence...

Instead take homoeopathic treatment.... You can consult me for it.. I will need some details like since when are you suffering.. what are the conditions that make it worse or better.... and do you have productive cough or dry?? Once I have the details... I can prescribe a good medicine...

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