Combimist L Inhaler

Common use

Combimist L Inhaler is composed out of the following active ingredients: Levosalbutamol – 50 mg and Ipratropium bromide – 20 mg Be aware that this cure might be available in various strengths for each of these two active ingredients. Combimist L Inhaler works with the system in charge with relaxing the airways and muscles; it helps the lungs to open the air passages. levosalbutamol is a short-acting ß2-adrenergic receptor agonist, asthma approved and it is part of the  bronchodilators medication family. It helps relaxing the muscles of the airways and as a result, it allows the air to flow smoothly through the lungs. Ipratropium bromide is part of the  bronchodilator faimily as well and provides similar ways of action in relation with the disease. It may not be used in treating bronchospasms attacks  as a “blitz cure”  

Dosage and direction

Combimist L Inhaler is available only in the form of a nasal spray but must be used through the mouth, inhaled. The inhalation is recommended up to 3 times a day with a maximum dosage of 42 mcg per nostril ( ~two sprays)  

Precautions

 

Contraindications

 

Possible side effect

Is well known that levosalbutamol is well tolerated. General side effects may include: Faster heart rate, muscle pain and dysfunction of the gastric system. The following points are part of a list which includes some side effect that may occur when using Combimist L Inhaler.  The list is not yet completed but these available side effects are not always to take place. Some might be very rare although serious. Get in touch with your doctor in case of any signs of  such side effects, especially in the cases when it gets worse. Severe hypokalemia Tremors especially of hands Vomiting Diarrhea Tiredness Urge to vomit Dizziness Muscle cramps  In case of other side effects than the ones presented in the list, always contact your doctor before using  Combimist L Inhaler. Would be much appreciated of you would report these new side effects to your local FDA administration.   Drug interraction Ipratropium bromide is known to be a non toxic and very efficient solution when used in combination with beta adrenergic bronchodilators.  Ipratropium bromide is also in use with other pulmonary medications, such as  methylxanthines and corticosteroids, without any adverse drug interactions.  

Missed dose

 

Overdose

chest tightness; fever; itching; bad cough; blue or gray skin color; seizures; or swelling of face, lips, tongue, or throat; trouble breathing; sudden change in eyesight, eye pain, or irritation; any rash.

Storage

Keep  Combimist L Inhaler out of the reach of children and pets, in dry places and at temperatures not higher than 25 C/77 F. The product may be used at temperatures from 15 C to 30 C (59 F to 86F) but for short periods of time. Keep the product safe from extreme heat and moisture.  

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