Combihale-FF 100 Redicap 30 Capsules

babies: it is unsafe to use in <12 years of age children. pregnancy: this medication is not safe to use in pregnancy. studies have revealed that this medication causes toxic effects on developing babies.
based on the benefits to risk ratio your doctor will prescribe this medication in needed situations. consult your doctor. lactating mother: this medication is likely to be safe to use in lactating mothers.
studies have shown that this drug does not cause any harm to babies. safe if prescribed. alcohol: it is not safe to take this medication with alcohol. driving: not applicable. kidney: not applicable. liver: not applicable..

Nausea Vomiting Respiratory tract infection Fungal infections Sore throat Headache Hoarseness Cough Musculoskeletal pain Abnormal heart rate.

Combihale FF consists a long-acting bronchodilator medication that helps relieve the muscles in the airways and broaden the airways. It acts by preventing the release of specific chemical messengers that stimulate inflammation of the airways.
Both medicines help to relieve symptoms and makes breathing easy..

If you miss a dose, Take it as soon as possible. If It is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• This medication is advised to treat and prevent Asthma and copd attacks. Thus It reduces breathlessness.
• This medication is for inhalation purposes. Do not Swallow This medication.
• Use This medication to control sudden breathlessness. • Rinse your mouth frequently, maintain good oral health, Drink plenty of water, and Take sugarless Candy.
It may help to reduce mouth dryness. • Gargle with lukewarm water after each inhalation to avoid any fungal infections in your mouth and throat.
• It is better to take the first dose of This medication under your medical supervision as It may cause wheezing or bronchospasm immediately after using. • Go for regular check-ups as It may cause abnormal potassium levels..

• acebutolol + formoterol: concurrent use of this medication may result in decreased efficacy of formoterol • alfuzosin + formoterol: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of qt interval prolongation • amiodarone + formoterol: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of qt interval prolongation • bisoprolol + formoterol: concurrent use of this medication may result in decreased efficacy of formoterol • citalopram + formoterol: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of qt interval prolongation • dasabuvir + fluticasone: concurrent use of this medication may result in decreased levels of fluticasone • itraconazole + fluticasone: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of fluticasone effects • lopinavir + fluticasone: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of fluticasone effects • fluconazole + fluticasone: concurrent use of this medication may result in an increased risk of fluticasone toxicity.