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Kamila  (Anonymous, 37.47.177.) Warszawa 3 years ago

Can Ventolin and Flixotide be used interchangeably?

Hello! The doctor prescribed her son 3 times a day Ventolin 0.1 and 2 x a day Flixotide 0.5. I did alternately while on the list I have written 1 in a circle with Ventola and Flixotide 2. I wonder if it should not be 3 times in a row Ventolin, of course, intermittently and then Flixotide. If I did on the alternating, could I harm?

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Marilyn Mae Welham 🦋 (Anonymous, 222.153.7.) 7 months ago

I wonder l have orange Flixotide inhaler and blue Salbutamol Reliever Salair. I don't know which l take orange inhaler in the morning and evening. I take blue inhaler 4 times a day ???? Am l right 👍😀
Please help me which l take orange inhaler in morning and evening. I take blue inhaler 4 times or 5 times please 🙏 thank you

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Joanna Dunajska

Joanna Dunajska Pharmacist

3 years ago

The usual recommended dosage of Ventolin and Flixetide is to first administer Ventolin to dilate the bronchi, making inhalation with a steroid preparation more effective in the second step, in this case Fixotide. Preparations should be administered in approx. 15-30 minutes interval. The alternating use is correct, I suspect that the doctor marking in circles 1 and 2 meant the order of administration of drugs. I encourage you to read the materials: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/jak-prawidlowo-wykonac-inhalacje https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/czy-sterydy-sa-bezpieczne

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