It is generally safe to use Aerocort Inhaler (Levosalbutamol 50mcg + Beclomethasone 50mcg) for occasional shortness of breath, especially if your previous lung infection has resolved, but this should be confirmed by your doctor.

🩺 Important Considerations

• Aerocort Inhaler combines a bronchodilator (Levosalbutamol) to relax airway muscles and a corticosteroid (Beclomethasone) to reduce inflammation, which can help with breathing difficulties.
• Since you had pus in the lungs previously, it’s important to ensure there is no active infection before starting inhaled steroids, as steroids can suppress immune response.
• Occasional shortness of breath could be due to residual airway sensitivity or other lung issues; a doctor can evaluate if this inhaler is appropriate for your current condition.

🩺 Recommendations

• Consult a pulmonologist (lung specialist) to assess your lung status and confirm that using Aerocort Inhaler is safe and suitable for your symptoms.
• Avoid self-medicating without professional advice, especially given your history of lung infection.
• If you experience worsening symptoms like increased breathlessness, fever, or chest pain, seek medical attention promptly.

If you want, I can explain how this inhaler works or what side effects to watch for.