Vilmist 200/25Mcg Bottle Of 30 Inhalation Capsules

• Asthma control: Reduces airway inflammation and helps keep the airways open to support ongoing symptom control.
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: Relaxes narrowed airways and reduces daily wheezing, cough, chest tightness and breathlessness.
• Flare-up prevention: Regular maintenance use may reduce worsening of long-term airway symptoms, but it cannot treat a sudden attack.

• Nasal and throat inflammation: A blocked nose, runny nose or sore throat, sometimes called nasopharyngitis, may occur during treatment; seek care if symptoms come with high fever or breathing trouble.
• Headache: Vilmist inhalation capsule may cause head pain during treatment; seek advice if it is severe, sudden or persistent.
• Oral fungal infection: Fluticasone furoate can leave steroid residue that allows white patches or soreness in the mouth; rinse and spit after use and report persistence.
• Pneumonia: New fever, worsening cough, chest pain or increasing breathlessness can signal a lung infection; seek urgent medical assessment rather than treating it as a usual flare-up.
• Fast heartbeat: Vilanterol may cause a racing or pounding heartbeat; seek urgent advice if it is severe or associated with chest pain.

• Use Vilmist inhalation capsule regularly even when you feel well.
• Rinse your mouth and spit after every inhalation.
• Do not use Vilmist inhalation capsule for a sudden breathing attack.
• Ask your doctor or pharmacist to check your inhaler technique.
• Keep your quick-relief inhaler available if prescribed.

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