Maxiflo Inhaler 125 Mcg

Overview

A called Maxiflo Inhaler 125 Mcg treats Asthma (wheezing and shortness of breath) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (a condition in which air cannot reach the lungs). Relaxing the muscles of the airways makes breathing easier.

Fluticasone and formoterol are packaged in a suspension in Maxiflo Inhaler 125 Mcg Metered-Dose canisters for use with inhalers. Inhalers should be used following the instructions provided by your physician The treatment of breathing difficulties is caused by asthma or other chest conditions. In which the airways narrow due to long-term inflammation of the airways and lining of the lungs (COPD).

Dosage

Your physician will determine the frequency of use of your Maxiflo Inhaler 125 Mcg. To effectively control your asthma. You should take the lowest dose possible. You may notice the effects of this medicine after a few days. But they will only become apparent after a few weeks. To ensure this medication is effective. It must be taken regularly. So continue taking it even if you do not experience any symptoms. This indicates that the system is functioning properly. You may experience a worsening of your asthma and COPD if you stop taking them.

Side-Effects

• Headache

• Cough

• Infection of the upper respiratory tract

• Inflammation of the throat and nasal passages (nasopharyngitis)

• Symptoms of sinus inflammation

• Stomach discomfort

• Oropharyngeal fungus

• Tremors

• Palpitations

• Voice change

Precaution

• This medicine is considered unsafe for the developing baby. So it should not be used during pregnancy. Seek the advice of your doctor and seek a safer alternative.

• As a breastfeeding mother. You should avoid using Maxiflo Inhaler 125 Mcg. You must only use this medicine if it has been prescribed to you by your physician.

• If you take any medications or herbal supplements. Please inform your physician before starting treatment.

• You should inform your physician. If you have High Blood Pressure or heart disease.

• Symptoms of fungal, bacterial, or viral infections should be reported to your doctor.

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