What is the use of Esiflo Transhaler?

ESIFLO TRANSHALER 50MG is a respiratory medication, primarily used to treat and prevent respiratory disorders like asthma attacks and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD). Asthma is a breathing problem in which airways narrow, swell, and produce extra mucus, leading to difficulty breathing.

What is Esiflo?

About Esiflo Inhaler. Esiflo Inhaler is a Inhaler manufactured by LUPIN LABS. It is commonly used for the diagnosis or treatment of bronchospasm , breathlessness during exercise, asthma. It has some side effects such as Bleeding of the nose,Fast heart rate,Headache,Feeling shaky.

What is Tiate inhaler?

TIATE contains Tiotropium bromide which belongs to a class of drugs called inhaled anticholinergic medications. It relaxes the muscles of your lungs. This helps to decrease and prevent shortness of breath. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, commonly known as COPD is a group of progressive lung diseases.

How do you use an EASI breathe inhaler?

Open the cap and shake the inhaler well. Then spray the aerosol into the air by pressing the canister with your finger or thumb. Spray a second shot, then put the top back on and close the cap. Now your inhaler is ready to use: First, hold the inhaler upright and shake it well. Then open the cap. Check there’s nothing inside the mouthpiece.

What’s the best way to Prime an inhaler?

Prime (spray or pump) the inhaler as �If you use a spacer or valved holding chamber (VHC), remove the cap �Stand up or sit up straight. �Take a deep breath in. Tilt head back slightly and blow out completely �Place the mouthpiece of the inhaler or spacer/VHC in your mouth and

What’s the best way to use a metered dose inhaler?

Shake the inhaler. Prime (spray or pump) the inhaler as �If you use a spacer or valved holding chamber (VHC), remove the cap �Stand up or sit up straight. �Take a deep breath in. Tilt head back slightly and blow out completely �Place the mouthpiece of the inhaler or spacer/VHC in your mouth and

Where do you put the inhaler in your mouth?

Release the air from your lungs in preparation for inhaling your medicine from the inhaler. Place the inhaler or the inhaler with the spacer in your mouth. The mouthpiece should sit above your tongue and between your teeth. Close your lips around it, and aim the spray hole at the back of your throat.