Salbutamol Tab 4mg

Salbutamol 4mg is an incredibly effective asthma medicine. It is a clinically proven medicine for people with history of asthma and other chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPDs) such as bronchitis and emphysema. Salbutamol is an FDA-approved asthma medication and it belongs to a group of drugs called beta-2-adrenergic antagonists. It is a prescription medicine that is to be used under the supervision of a medical professional.

The drug basically acts on one pathological condition of COPDs and that is “bronchospasm”. Bronchospasm is a condition in which the bronchioles or the airways undergo spasm or constriction. This is often a condition seen in people with asthma, emphysema, bronchitis and other lungs diseases. Bronchospasm is usually triggered by exposure to pollutants, pollen, pet dander or other allergens; it may also occur during rigorous exercise.

Salbutamol 4mg adheres to beta-2-andrenergic receptors to ease the smooth muscles of the airways present in the lungs. Ultimately, the spasmodic contraction of bronchioles is eased. The airways dilate so that the air flows freely across the respiratory system. This allows the patient to breathe comfortably and effortlessly. Although it is effective in treating and preventing asthma, it does not manage an already commenced asthma attack. For that, you need an asthma inhaler.

Salbutamol 4mg should be used as instructed by your healthcare professional. The pill is ought to be gulped with water for appropriate drug absorption. Do not break or crush the pill; doing so may decrease the drug’s efficacy. Usually, your doctor prescribes this asthma medication at least three or four times daily. If you miss the dose, take it as soon as you remember. However, avoid taking it if the next dose is nearly scheduled. Avoid taking two doses at a single time in order to compensate the skipped or missed dose. Consult your physician about using Salbutamol 4mg in case of pregnancy and breast-feeding.

Get immediate medical attention if you experience any unwanted side effects after taking the pill, such as breathlessness, chest pain, skin rashes, uneven pulse rate or swelling of face. Common adverse effects include nausea, insomnia, dizziness, perspiration or diarrhea.

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