- Male
- 75 Years
- 07/02/2025
Can I mix Cipla Flohale Resipules and Duoline Resipules together in a nebulizer for my treatment? I'm a bit unsure about how safe it is or if there are any potential interactions I should be worried about. Would this combination be effective?
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no you shouldn't mix both
Dr. Chandra Suggests...
Consult a Pulmonology Respiratory Medicine Specialist
Answered 04/07/2025
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Compatibility of Cipla Flohale and Duoline in Nebulizer
- These medications can be mixed in a nebulizer for inhalation. However, always confirm with your healthcare provider.
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Potential Interactions and Side Effects
- No significant interactions are known between fluticasone propionate, ipratropium bromide, and levosalbutamol.
- Watch for side effects like increased heart rate, dry mouth, or throat irritation.
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Effectiveness of the Combination
- This combination helps manage COPD or asthma by reducing inflammation and relaxing airway muscles.
- Using a corticosteroid with bronchodilators can enhance breathing and symptom relief.
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Special Considerations for Older Adults
- Monitor for side effects due to age-related sensitivity.
- Consult your healthcare provider before mixing medications.
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Practical Advice
- Use the nebulizer as instructed, ensuring proper dosage and technique.
- Seek medical advice if symptoms worsen or if you experience severe side effects.
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