Vilfuro G Inhalation Capsule

• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: This long-term lung condition narrows the airways and causes breathlessness, wheeze, cough or chest tightness; Vilfuro-G helps keep airways open and reduce swelling.
• Asthma control: It may be prescribed for ongoing asthma control in suitable patients, but it does not relieve a sudden attack; keep a short-acting rescue inhaler available.

• Headache or high blood pressure: Vilanterol can cause a pressure-like headache or a rise in blood pressure. Seek advice for severe headache, chest pain or very high readings.
• Cold and nose symptoms: Airway irritation can cause a cold-like feeling, fever, runny nose or blocked nose. Seek care if fever is high or breathing worsens.
• Sore throat, hoarseness or cough: Inhaled medicine may irritate the throat or change the voice. Rinse your mouth and report persistent pain or worsening cough.
• Joint, back or stomach pain: These aches can occur during treatment and may make movement or eating uncomfortable. Seek medical advice if severe, persistent or accompanied by vomiting.
• Oral fungal infection: Steroid residue can allow white patches, soreness or burning in the mouth. Get medical advice for treatment and continue mouth rinsing after use.

• Use Vilfuro-G inhalation capsule regularly as prescribed, even when breathing feels better.
• Keep a short-acting rescue inhaler available for sudden symptoms.
• Rinse and gargle after each inhalation.
• Do not swallow the capsule or use it without the prescribed inhaler device.
• Avoid smoke and other irritants, and attend breathing reviews.

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