Beclate Rotacaps 200 Mcg

Overview

Beclate Rotacaps 200 Mcg can be classified as a medicine in the class of medicines called steroids. It is one of its most important uses to prevent and treat asthma with Beclate Rotacaps 200 Mcg. This substance suppresses inflammation in the lungs and airways, allowing for easier breathing by widening the airways when inhaled.

The Beclate Rotacaps 200 Mcg reduce and prevent swelling and inflammation in the lungs when taken. An asthma "preventer" is a medicine used to prevent asthma symptoms, such as tightness in the chest, wheezing, breathlessness, and coughing, from developing.

This will make it easier and more confident for you to carry out the tasks associated with everyday life activities. Asthma attacks that have already started with Beclate Rotacaps 200 Mcg cannot be stopped. The inhaler must be used correctly to benefit from inhaled medicines.

Dosage

Your doctor should determine the recommended dose and duration for taking Beclate Rotacaps 200 Mcg, which should be taken as directed. As soon as Beclate Rotacaps 200 Mcg is taken, you may begin to feel its effects within a few days, but they will only reach their maximum after a few weeks.

 It is essential to take this medicine regularly to ensure it keeps working correctly, even if you don't feel any symptoms now. It would be best if you continued taking it. Stopping taking it may lead to a worsening of your asthma if you do so.

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Side Effects

• Throat irritation

• Sore tongue

• Having a hoarse voice

• Thrush

• Pharyngitis

• Abnormal taste

• Irritation of the nose and throat

Precautions

• You should not use Beclometasone if you have an asthma attack or a respiratory illness like COPD. Do not stop taking Beclometasone without consulting your doctor before doing so. During an asthma attack, you will be provided with a short-acting inhaler to use as needed.

• There is a possibility that discontinuing your use of Beclometasone suddenly could worsen your symptoms.

• Individuals who are allergic (hypersensitive) to Beclometasone should not take Beclometasone if they are allergic (hypersensitive) to it. As the inhaler should always be used horizontally, with the device on a level surface, it should always be used horizontally. Using a spacer device should not be attempted if you are taking Beclometasone.

• To prepare the device for use, you must remove it from its protective foil pouch after you have opened the protective foil pouch. In order for the thumb grip to be as far away from you as possible, it is required to press it with the thumb of the opposing hand. As soon as the mouthpiece appears, it will snap into place immediately, and you can speak normally.