Levosole-B Respule

Levosole-B Respule is used to prevent and relieve symptoms of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The detailed uses of Levosole-B Respule are as follows:

• Asthma: Levosole-B Respule helps manage long-term asthma symptoms by reducing swelling in the airways and keeping them open, preventing sudden asthma attacks.
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD): It provides daily relief from chronic bronchitis and emphysema by relaxing airway muscles and decreasing mucus build-up, making daily breathing much easier.

Levosole-B Respule provides effective control of respiratory symptoms by combining fast-acting relief with long-term airway protection. With regular use, it helps improve breathing, supports daily activities, and reduces the risk of severe flare-ups.

• Dual-Action Breathing Relief: By combining a quick-acting bronchodilator with an anti-inflammatory medicine, this medicine provides rapid relief from chest tightness while helping prevent future breathing problems.
• Improves Daily Activity: By keeping the airways open and improving lung function, this medicine helps you perform daily tasks, exercise, and sleep more comfortably with fewer interruptions from coughing or shortness of breath.
• Reduces the Risk of Severe Flare-Ups: Regular use helps prevent sudden worsening of respiratory symptoms (exacerbations), lowering the likelihood of emergency medical care or hospitalisation and supporting better long-term respiratory health.

• Levosole-B Respule is for inhalation use only.
• It is recommended to inhale Levosole-B Respule 2-4 times daily, depending on the severity of your condition, or as advised by your doctor.
• Check the label for instructions before using Levosole-B Respule.
• Twist off the top of the respule and squeeze the solution into the nebuliser chamber. The solution will be converted into a fine mist for you to inhale through the nebuliser mouthpiece.
• Use the solution immediately after opening; do not store it for later use.

• Identify and avoid triggers: Keep a diary to track what sparks your breathing symptoms, such as pollen, pet dander, dust mites, cold air, or strong perfumes, and try to limit your exposure.
• Stay hydrated: Drinking plenty of water throughout the day helps thin the mucus in your lungs, making it easier to clear.
• Practice breathing exercises: Ask your doctor or physical therapist about diaphragmatic breathing or pursed-lip breathing techniques to help strengthen your lungs.
• Maintain clean indoor air: Use allergen-proof covers on pillows and mattresses, vacuum regularly with a HEPA-filter vacuum, and keep indoor humidity low to prevent mold growth.
• Get vaccinated: Since lung infections can worsen asthma or COPD, talk to your doctor about getting annual flu shots and recommended pneumonia vaccines.

• Clean your inhaler weekly: Clean the plastic mouthpiece once a week following the device instructions to prevent medicine build-up and blockages.
• Always rinse and spit: Never skip rinsing your mouth with water and spitting it out after every dose to prevent oral thrush and throat dryness.
• Check the dose counter: Keep an eye on the built-in dose indicator (if your device has one) to ensure you do not run out of medication unexpectedly.
• Keep a rescue inhaler handy: Note that Levosole-B Respule is designed as a regular controller medicine; talk to your doctor to see if you also need a separate fast-acting rescue inhaler for sudden, severe asthma attacks.
• Inspect the device before use: Ensure the mouthpiece is free from foreign objects, lint, or damage before inhaling.