Vilfuro G 120Md Box Of 7.6Gm Hfa Metered Dose Inhaler

• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease maintenance: This inhaler keeps airways open over time and is used to manage this long-term lung condition.
• Lung function: The vilanterol and glycopyrronium components relax airway muscles, helping air move more freely and supporting breathing capacity.
• Breathlessness and cough: Regular treatment can reduce ongoing symptoms caused by narrowed or inflamed airways.
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease flare-up prevention: Continuing maintenance treatment may lower the chance of worsening symptoms and exacerbations.

• Headache: The vilanterol or fluticasone furoate components may cause head pain during treatment. Seek medical advice if it is severe or unusual.
• Cough: Inhalation can briefly irritate the throat and trigger coughing. Contact your doctor if the cough worsens or breathing becomes harder.
• Fast heartbeat: The vilanterol component can make the heart beat faster or feel like it is racing. Get urgent help for chest pain or fainting.
• Dry mouth: The glycopyrronium component reduces saliva, leaving the mouth sticky or dry. Seek advice if swallowing becomes difficult.
• Sore throat: The fluticasone furoate component can cause throat soreness, hoarseness or fungal patches in the mouth. Rinse, gargle and spit after use, and seek advice if symptoms persist.

• Keep a quick-relief inhaler available if your doctor has prescribed one.
• Rinse and spit after each use to reduce the chance of mouth or throat infection.
• Learn the inhaler technique from a healthcare professional and ask for a check if symptoms remain uncontrolled.
• Seek urgent help if breathing suddenly worsens and does not improve with your prescribed reliever.
• Avoid stopping regular treatment suddenly without speaking with your doctor.

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