Effective Asthma Treatment for Children and Adults

Asthma can interfere with your everyday life as you miss out on work, school, social events, and sports or activities for fear your asthma will flare-up. Ask your doctor or pediatrician about a prescription to buy Flovent Nebules to help treat symptoms such as wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath in you or your child. Flovent Nebules are designed for use in a nebulizer that makes it easy to receive treatment.

How Inhaled Corticosteroids work

Fluticasone, the active ingredient in Flovent Nebules, is a corticosteroid medicine that is breathed into your lungs as a mist through a mouthpiece or a mask. The mask is suited more for young children 4 years of age and up so you know they are receiving the entire dose as prescribed as opposed to a handheld inhaler or a pill that starts to break down before it reaches the blood supply to your lungs.

As Fluticasone is breathed in, it is absorbed into the cells of your lungs and airways and helps to stop the inflammatory substances from being released. The inflammation is part of the immune response to something that triggers an asthma attack. These triggers vary from person to person. Without the inflammation, your airways remain open so you can breathe effortlessly.

Allergies and Asthma

Allergies seem to be a common trigger for asthma and the majority of those with asthma have allergies. An attack can occur when exposed to smoke, stress, genetics, and other environmental factors. Your body understands that these risk factors are a threat to cause harm or injury and signals an immune response which involves inflammation that can narrow your airways and make taking a breath difficult. Avoidance of these triggers is almost impossible for children and adults so treatment is necessary. When used as directed, Flovent Nebules will reduce your asthma attacks and allow you to get on with your day at work or play.

Before You Use Flovent Nebules

Ask your doctor if Flovent Nebules are safe to use if you are pregnant, intend to become pregnant, or are breast feeding. Describe other medical conditions or allergies you have to your doctor and list all current OTC and Rx drugs you take or use, including herbal preparations and vitamin or dietary supplements as this will help your doctor determine if Flovent Nebules are right for your situation.

Proper Use of Flovent Nebules

Follow the dosage as prescribed in order to benefit from Flovent Nebules. Although the number of your asthma attacks will be reduced, you should still carry a rescue inhaler with you for sudden attacks as Flovent Nebules will not work to stop an attack in progress or act fast enough to help you breathe easier right away. Keep Flovent Nebules out of children’s reach and never share any medications with others. It can take a few weeks before you notice an improvement, so be patient. If you are still experiencing asthma attacks, talk to your doctor as your dosage may need an adjustment. When using the mask, wash your face or your child’s face after each treatment as the mist will also settle on facial skin.

Possible Side Effects of Flovent Nebules

• Hoarseness
• Bruising
• Oral Thrush

Other Asthma Treatments Similar to Flovent Nebules

• Atrovent Nebules
• Ventolin Nebulizer Solution (Prediluted)
• Dulera Inhalation Aerosol