Salbutamol (200 μg three times daily) or placebo were administered regularly ... At the beginning of each treatment period the patient was prescribed, in random order, an inhaler containing either ...

Objective: To reanalyze data from two previous studies to provide stronger evidence of benefit for early use of single-dose intravenous bolus salbutamol in children with acute severe exacerbations ...

All children were given salbutamol nebulizer therapy consisting ... heart rate persistently >200 beats/min for longer than 5 mins, signs on the electrocardiogram of hypokalemia, and withdrawal ...

Inhaler don’t mind if you call them a pop band. The Dublin-bred quartet — made up of singer and guitarist Eli Hewson, guitarist Josh Jenkinson, bassist Robert Keating and drummer Ryan McMahon ...

At launch, the Flexus Core 200 sat at the top of Klipsch’s soundbar range, though a step-up model has since been announced. It’s off to a solid start, especially from a specification perspective. The ...

MILLIONS of Brits with asthma are potentially risking their lives by not using their inhaler properly, UK experts have warned The UK has one worst death rates from the lung condition in Europe ...

Ventorlin CFC free inhaler (Salbutamol) in Respiratory and Esblanem (Meropenem) in Antibiotic segments. Their Nashik site commenced manufacture and supply of Albendazole tablets to WHO for the ...

If there’s any doubt, get a new one. You may wonder whether it’s OK to use an expired inhaler. While it may be safe for you or your child, there are some important product warnings that you ...

To avoid this, you can rinse your inhaler and mouth after each use and consult your doctor about adjusting medication doses. If you use an inhaler, you may have a higher risk of an infection ...

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Robert Gillio, a pulmonary critical-care physician, says smoke inhalation can cause coughing, scratchy throat, burning eyes, shortness of breath, headache, fatigue, and even asthma attacks.