Avessa 250 Inhaler 120 mdi

Avessa 250 Inhaler 120 mdi may be prescribed for the following respiratory conditions: 

• Asthma: Avessa 250 Inhaler 120 mdi helps in the long-term management and prevention of asthma symptoms in adults and children, keeping the airways open over time.
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD): It is used as a daily maintenance treatment to improve lung function and reduce the frequency of flare-ups in conditions like chronic bronchitis and emphysema.

Avessa 250 Inhaler 120 mdi provides daily support to help you breathe more comfortably. By reducing inflammation and keeping your airways relaxed, this medication offers several practical benefits to improve your quality of life:

• Fewer daily symptoms: Consistent use reduces regular coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
• Prevention of flare-ups: It helps decrease the frequency and severity of sudden breathing struggles, reducing the need for emergency care.
• Improved physical capacity: With clearer airways, patients often find it easier to participate in daily physical activities and light exercise.

To get the full benefit of Avessa 250 Inhaler 120 mdi, it must be used correctly. Always follow your doctor's exact instructions regarding your treatment routine.

• Exhale fully through your mouth, pushing as much air out of your lungs as comfortable.
• Place the mouthpiece of the inhaler between your lips, ensuring a tight seal. Do not block the air vents with your fingers or tongue.
• Breathe in deeply and steadily through your mouth while activating the inhaler (or breathe in forcefully if using a dry powder device).
• Hold your breath for about 10 seconds, or for as long as comfortable, to allow the medicine to settle in your lungs.
• Breathe out gently away from the device.
• Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water and spit it out. Do not swallow the rinse water.

• Identify and avoid triggers: Keep a journal to track what triggers your breathing difficulties, such as dust, pollen, pet dander, or cold air, and try to minimise exposure.
• Avoid tobacco smoke: Stay away from firsthand and secondhand tobacco smoke, as it severely damages lung tissue and reduces the effectiveness of your inhaler.
• Practice good oral hygiene: Always rinse your mouth and brush your teeth after using your inhaler to reduce the risk of developing a fungal oral infection.
• Maintain healthy hydration: Drinking plenty of water helps keep the mucus in your airways thin and easier to clear.

• Not a rescue inhaler: Do not use this medicine to treat a sudden, acute attack of breathlessness. Always keep your quick-relief rescue inhaler with you for emergencies.
• Rinse and spit: Never forget to rinse your mouth with water and spit it out after each use to prevent oral thrush.
• Track your doses: Monitor the dose counter on your device regularly so you can obtain a refill before the medicine runs out.
• Do not stop abruptly: Stopping this medication suddenly can cause your breathing symptoms to worsen quickly. Always consult your doctor before making changes.
• Clean the mouthpiece: Wipe the mouthpiece of your inhaler weekly with a dry tissue or cloth as directed by the manufacturer; do not wash it in water unless specifically instructed.