Budecort 1mg Respules (2ml Each) – Product Summary
Uses
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Prevents asthma symptoms (wheezing & shortness of breath).
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A steroid “preventer”—must be used regularly, not for sudden asthma attacks.
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Always keep a fast-acting “reliever” inhaler for emergencies.
How It Works
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Reduces inflammation in airways by blocking chemicals that cause swelling.
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Makes breathing easier over time.
Dosage & Administration
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Use as prescribed; lowest effective dose recommended.
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Nebulization: Twist open respule, squeeze liquid into nebulizer, and use immediately.
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Takes a few days to weeks for full effect.
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Do not stop even if symptoms improve—keeps asthma under control.
Side Effects
Common:
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Throat irritation, headache, difficulty swallowing, indigestion.
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Prevent throat issues by rinsing mouth/brushing teeth after use.
Serious (Rare):
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Weak bones (osteoporosis), eye problems (glaucoma/cataracts).
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Increased infection risk (avoid sick people).
Safety & Warnings
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Avoid if: Active TB, mouth/lung infections, severe liver disease.
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Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Consult doctor—potential risks.
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Long-term use: May need bone density & eye pressure tests.
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Missed dose: Take ASAP, but skip if near next dose.
Key Reminders
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Not for acute attacks—use reliever inhaler instead.
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Proper inhaler technique is crucial for effectiveness.
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Avoid asthma triggers (smoke, allergens).
Consult your doctor for personalized advice.
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