Description
Flohale 0.5 mg Respules – Fluticasone Nebulizer Solution for Asthma Relief
Flohale 0.5 mg Respules contain Fluticasone Propionate, a corticosteroid used for managing and preventing symptoms of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Delivered via a nebulizer, it works by reducing inflammation in the airways, helping to improve breathing and prevent asthma attacks.
Key Benefits:
- Reduces airway inflammation and prevents asthma symptoms
- Ideal for maintenance therapy in asthma and COPD
- Used via nebulizer for deep lung delivery
- Safe for long-term, daily use under medical supervision
- Preservative-free, individually packed 2 mL respules
How to Use:
Use Flohale 0.5 mg Respule with a jet nebulizer as prescribed by your doctor. Do not swallow or inject. Use at the same time daily for best results. Rinse your mouth after use to prevent oral infections.
Precautions:
- Not for relief of acute asthma attacks — use a rescue inhaler instead
- Inform your doctor of any history of infections, tuberculosis, or liver problems
- Long-term use should be monitored for adrenal suppression and growth effects in children
- May cause mild side effects like hoarseness or throat irritation
Storage Instructions:
Store respules at room temperature (15–30°C) in their foil pouch until use. Protect from light and freezing. Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is Flohale 0.5 mg Respules used for?
Flohale 0.5 mg Respules are used for the long-term treatment and prevention of asthma symptoms and COPD-related airway inflammation.
2. How is Flohale administered?
It is used via a nebulizer machine. The contents of one respule are placed in the nebulizer chamber and inhaled over 10–15 minutes as instructed by your doctor.
3. Can I use Flohale during an asthma attack?
No. Flohale is a maintenance therapy and does not provide immediate relief. Use a short-acting bronchodilator (rescue inhaler) for sudden symptoms.
4. Are there any side effects?
Common side effects include sore throat, hoarseness, and oral thrush. Rinsing your mouth after use helps prevent fungal infections.
5. Is Flohale safe for children?
Yes, under medical supervision. Long-term corticosteroid use in children should be monitored for potential growth suppression.
6. How long does Flohale take to work?
It may take several days to notice improvement. Regular use is essential for full benefit. Do not skip doses.
7. Can I stop using Flohale if I feel better?
No. Always consult your doctor before stopping any asthma maintenance medication. Discontinuing abruptly may worsen symptoms.
