Clen-Salbuto 2 Mg 50 Tabs Nakon Medical USA

Albuterol, which is another name for salbutamol, is a drug that opens up the middle and big passageways in the lungs. Chronic obstructive lung disease (COPD), asthma attacks, and exercise-induced bronchoconstriction are all conditions that it is used to treat. It can also be used to treat too much potassium in the blood. Ventolin can be taken as a pill or as an injectable fluid, but it is most often used with a puffer or nebulizer. The breathed version usually starts to work in 15 minutes and keeps working for two to six hours.

Some of the most common side effects are shakiness, headaches, a fast heart rate, feeling dizzy, and being nervous. Some serious side effects could be increased bronchospasm, an abnormal heartbeat, or low potassium levels in the blood. There is some doubt about how safe it is to use while pregnant or nursing.[6][9] It works by relaxing the smooth muscles in your airways. It is a short-acting β2 adrenergic receptor ligand.

A lot of the time, ventolin is used to treat bronchospasm, which can be caused by allergic asthma or exercise, as well as chronic obstructive lung disease. Also, a lot of people use it in rescue inhalers, which are short-term bronchodilators used to help people with asthma problems.

Salbutamol can also be used in pregnancy because it is a β2 agonist. Salbutamol given through an IV can relax the smooth muscle of the uterus to stop labor from starting too soon. While it was once more popular than drugs like atosiban and ritodrine, the calcium channel blocker nifedipine has mostly taken its place. It works better, is easier to take, and can be taken by mouth.

People with acute hyperkalemia have been given Ventolin to help lower the amount of potassium in their blood. This is because it increases the flow of potassium into cells.

Most people who take it will experience small tremors, nervousness, headaches, muscle cramps, dry mouth, and heart palpitations. Some other signs could be heartbeat, arrhythmia, skin burning, cardiac ischemia (which is not common), and problems with sleep and behavior. Allergic responses like paradoxical bronchospasms, urticaria (hives), angioedema, low blood pressure, and collapsing happen very rarely but are very serious. Hypokalemia can happen with high amounts or long-term use, which is a problem, especially for people with kidney failure and those who are taking certain diuretics and xanthine derivatives.

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