Ventolin Evohaler

Asthma results from inflammation of the tubes that connect the windpipe to the lungs, known as bronchi. Swelling causes the airway passages to contract. It also increases the production of phlegm, which obstructs the airways further. This leads to symptoms including coughing, wheezing and tightness of the chest and trouble breathing. Ventolin blue inhaler works by opening up the airways to increase airflow and oxygen to the lungs. This process offers to relieve asthma symptoms within a short duration. It is an excellent reliever for asthma. Ventolin works pre-emptively before you exercise or encounter an allergen.

Before you use the blue inhaler to relieve breathlessness, inform your doctor or pharmacist if you have the following.

• - Thyroid problems
• - High blood pressure
• - A history of heart disease
• - Irregular heart rhythm

• - Steroids
• - Diuretics
• - Medicines for arrhythmia.

Do not exceed eight puffs within 24 hours. If you require a reliever inhaler more than three times each week, your asthma needs better treatment. Consult a healthcare professional. 

• - Remove the cap from the mouthpiece.
• - Hold the device upright and shake it thoroughly.
• - Exhale as much as possible.
• - Place the mouthpiece in your mouth.
• - Press the top of the canister to release the medicine as you begin to inhale.
• - Remove the device from your mouth.
• - Hold your breath in for up to 10 seconds.
• - Exhale slowly.

The active ingredient contained in Ventolin Evohaler is salbutamol sulfate. The Ventolin Evohaler also contains the propellant HFA-134a.

Not everyone will experience side effects when they use Ventolin inhalers. However, if you do, they can include:

• - Headache
• - Mild trembling or shaking
• - Cough
• - Throat irritation
• - Muscle pain