Pulmicort Respiratory Solution 0.25mg (One Strip = 5 Ampoules)

Pulmicort Respiratory Solution (0.25Mg) Is A Medication Used To Treat Respiratory Conditions Such As Asthma And Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (Copd). The Active Ingredient, Budesonide, Is A Corticosteroid That Works By Reducing Inflammation In The Airways, Helping To Prevent Asthma Attacks And Improve Breathing. This Solution Is Designed For Use With A Nebulizer To Deliver The Medication Directly Into The Lungs, Providing Targeted Relief For Conditions Involving Airway Inflammation And Constriction. Pulmicort Is Typically Used For Long-Term Management And Control Of Asthma And Copd Symptoms. Side Effects: Pulmicort Respiratory Solution Is Generally Well-Tolerated, But Some Side Effects May Occur, Including: Common Side Effects: Hoarseness Or Throat Irritation Coughing Or Mouth Irritation Headache Nasal Congestion Less Common Side Effects: Oral Thrush (Fungal Infection In The Mouth) Sore Throat Respiratory Infections (Such As Colds) Dry Mouth Rare But Serious Side Effects: Severe Allergic Reactions (E.G., Rash, Swelling Of The Face/Lips/Tongue) Difficulty Breathing Or Chest Tightness If You Experience Any Severe Or Unusual Side Effects, Stop Use And Consult A Healthcare Provider Immediately. Precautions: Allergies: Do Not Use If You Are Allergic To Budesonide Or Any Other Ingredients In Pulmicort. Medical Conditions: Consult Your Healthcare Provider If You Have Any History Of Tuberculosis, Fungal Infections, Or Other Lung Diseases. Pregnancy And Breastfeeding: Use During Pregnancy And Breastfeeding Should Be Discussed With A Healthcare Provider. Children: Pulmicort Is Generally Safe For Children, But Dosing Should Be Done Under The Guidance Of A Healthcare Provider. Oral Thrush: Rinse Your Mouth After Using The Nebulizer To Reduce The Risk Of Oral Thrush. Drug Interactions: Inform Your Doctor Of Any Other Medications You Are Taking, Particularly Other Corticosteroids Or Medications That Affect Immune Function.