Maxiflo Synchrobreathe Inhaler (Formoterol + Fluticasone Propionate)
Uses:
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Treatment of ashma (wheezing, shortness of breath) and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).
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Helps relax airway muscles, reduces inflammation, and improves breathing.
Key Benefits:
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Prevents asthma/COPD symptoms (coughing, breathlessness, chest tightness).
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Long-term control with effects lasting several hours.
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Not for sudden asthma attacks (use a “reliever” inhaler instead).
Dosage & Administration:
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Shake well before use. Inhale as directed by the doctor (usually 1-2 puffs daily).
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Rinse mouth after use to avoid side effects like throat irritation.
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Do not stop abruptly—works best with regular use.
Side Effects (Common):
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Headache, cough, throat irritation, hoarseness, upper respiratory infections.
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Rare: Tremors, palpitations, muscle/joint pain.
Safety Warnings:
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Avoid alcohol (unsafe interaction).
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Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Consult doctor (potential risks to baby).
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Not recommended for sudden asthma attacks.
How It Works:
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Formoterol (6mcg): Long-acting bronchodilator—opens airways.
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Fluticasone (250mcg): Steroid—reduces airway inflammation.
Additional Tips:
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Practice proper inhaler technique for effectiveness.
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Avoid triggers (smoke, allergens) to manage symptoms better.
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