Tiotropium Bromide 18mcg
$144.00 – $470.40

| Product name | Budesonide-Formoterol 80mcg-4.5mcg 60 Doses |
|---|---|
| Active Ingredient | Budesonide-Formoterol |
| Dosage | 80mcg-4.5mcg 60 Doses |
| Drug Type | Inhalers |
| Indication | Asthma |
| Manufacturer | AstraZeneca |
Budesonide-Formoterol 80mcg-4.5mcg 60 Doses Inhalation Aerosol/MDI
In stock
Total $84.00
Budesonide–Formoterol 80mcg–4.5mcg 60 Doses is a prescription inhaler used for long-term control of breathing problems. People with asthma or similar lung conditions often feel short of breath, tightness in the chest, coughing, or wheezing. This happens because the airways in the lungs become narrow and inflamed, making airflow difficult.
This medicine is a combination inhaler (a device that sends two medicines directly into the lungs in a fine mist so they can act quickly where the problem is). It is used every day to prevent symptoms, not for sudden emergency relief.
It contains two active ingredients:
Together, these actions help improve breathing and reduce attacks over time.
A pulmonologist (a doctor who treats lung and breathing diseases) usually prescribes this inhaler after checking lung tests and symptoms.
Doctors prescribe Budesonide–Formoterol 80mcg–4.5mcg Inhaler mainly for long-term breathing control.
It is used for:
Sometimes COPD (a long-term lung disease that slowly reduces airflow and makes breathing harder)
This inhaler helps:
Prevent asthma attacks
Reduce swelling inside the lungs
Improve airflow for easier breathing
Control symptoms like coughing, wheezing, and chest tightness
It is a daily control inhaler (a medicine taken regularly to prevent symptoms, not to treat sudden attacks).
Breathing problems happen when airways become swollen and tight at the same time.
This inhaler works in two simple ways:
Budesonide is a corticosteroid (a medicine that reduces swelling by calming the body’s inflammation response in the airways). It helps reduce irritation inside the lungs and makes breathing easier over time.
Formoterol is a long-acting bronchodilator (a medicine that relaxes airway muscles and keeps breathing passages open for longer hours). It improves airflow and reduces tightness in the chest.
When both work together:
Swelling inside the airways goes down
Air passages open up
Air moves more freely
Breathing becomes smoother and easier
This helps in better long-term control of asthma symptoms.
Most people use this inhaler safely, but some mild side effects may occur, especially at the beginning.
Common side effects include:
Sore throat
Dry mouth or throat
Hoarse voice
Mild cough after inhaling
Some people may also notice:
Slight shaking in hands
Fast heartbeat
Headache
Oral thrush (a mild fungal infection in the mouth that can happen if you do not rinse your mouth after use)
Rinsing the mouth after every use helps prevent irritation and infection.
If breathing becomes worse or unusual symptoms appear, medical help should be taken.
Before using Budesonide–Formoterol 80mcg–4.5mcg 60 Doses, a doctor checks your lung condition and breathing pattern.
Use the inhaler exactly as prescribed, usually once or twice daily.
Do not use it for sudden breathing problems because it does not act quickly enough for emergencies.
For sudden breathlessness, use a rescue inhaler (a fast-acting inhaler used during emergency breathing attacks) if your doctor has given one.
Make sure you use the correct inhaler technique so the medicine reaches deep into the lungs.
Tell your doctor if you have:
Heart disease
High blood pressure
Frequent chest infections
Do not stop using the inhaler suddenly, even if you feel better, because symptoms may return.
Regular check-ups help your doctor adjust treatment and monitor lung health.
Medical Disclaimer:_x000B_ Budesonide–Formoterol 80mcg–4.5mcg 60 Doses should be used only under the supervision of a pulmonologist. Always follow your doctor’s advice for safe and effective long-term management of breathing conditions.