What it is:
Salbutamol is a fast-acting inhaler that relaxes the muscles in the airways, helping you breathe more easily during episodes of breathlessness or wheezing. It’s often called a “reliever” or “blue inhaler.”
Why I take it:
I use Salbutamol as needed when I feel short of breath or my lungs feel tight. This helps me manage sudden symptoms quickly, especially since I have both heart and lung conditions.
How I take it:
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Inhaled only when needed, not on a fixed schedule.
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Follow the prescribed number of puffs and wait the recommended time between doses.
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Always keep it nearby in case of sudden breathlessness.
Safety Tips:
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Don’t exceed the prescribed dose.
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Monitor for increased heart rate or shakiness, which are common temporary side effects.
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Seek medical attention if symptoms don’t improve after using it.
How it helps me:
Salbutamol provides fast relief during breathing difficulties, helping me stay safe and independent while managing both my heart and lung conditions.
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