Question 1

i am on azor (amlodipine and olmesartan) for my bp does albuterol have an interaction with this pill?

Accepted Answer

No: No known interaction.

Question 2

i'm in azor, (amlodipine and olmesartan) and amox clav for a sinus infection and i feel like the nasal drip is giving me bronchitis again can i use my albuterol with these meds?

Accepted Answer

Yes: You can use your albuterol with those medications. You can also try using saline nasal spray or rinse with a neti pot. If making your own rinse, use purified water warmed with 1/2 tsp salt dissolved per 8 oz cup. That might help the nasal drip. Good luck!

Question 3

is it okay to use ventolin everyday?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it would: be sensible to make an appointment with your health care provider and see if additional long term management/therapy could reduce your need for acute interventions.

Question 4

is it okay to use ventolin everyday if i need to?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Ventolin (albuterol) is fine to use everyday. What are you using it for?  If it's for asthma and you are using that everyday, you may need to either change or add a maintenance medication.

Question 5

how effective is ventolin for asthma?

Accepted Answer

Albuterol (ventolin): is a short acting bronchodilator, it opens up constricted airways, allowing a person to breath easier.  It is the best medicine for treating shortness of breath related to asthma, and the most common medication in rescue inhalers.  Many people with asthma need to take longer acting medications in addition to using albuterol as needed for shortness of breath.

Question 6

is ventolin safe for a 7 month old baby?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Ventolin, or albuterol is used in younger infants in the treatment of asthma or certain other respiratory conditions.  As always, the prescribed dosages should not be exceeded, and if your baby is still having wheezing or problems breathing after using the treatments, call your provider right away.

Question 7

is ventolin safe for a 5 months old baby?

Accepted Answer

Ventolin: Ventoin is albuterol
It is safe for a 5 month old. It has some side effects but overall safe

Question 8

can a side effect of ventolin be itching?

Accepted Answer

Yes...: Itchiness with Ventolin can be a sign of an allergic reaction to the medication actually. Is this the first time you've used it? Let your doctor know you're having this reaction to the inhaler. Hopefully you're not also experiencing a feeling of tightness in your throat or difficulty swallowing as well. If so, stop the med immediately and contact your doctor or ER.

Question 9

is ventolin syrup safe in control hypertension ?

Accepted Answer

: I am surprised anyone still uses it. To get the same effect of inhaled Ventolin the oral product must be taken at a higher dose that does have a potential side effect of elevating the blood pressure. I have not used the oral product in practice for decades.

Question 10

does an inhaler like ventolin help with sinusitis?

Accepted Answer

No: It is a bronchodilator for asthma not for sinusitis!

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I am on azor (amlodipine and olmesartan) for my bp does albuterol have an interaction with this pill?

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I'm in azor, (amlodipine and olmesartan) and amox clav for a sinus infection and i feel like the nasal drip is giving me bronchitis again can i use my albuterol with these meds?

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Is it okay to use ventolin everyday?

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Is it okay to use ventolin everyday if i need to?

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How effective is ventolin for asthma?

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Is ventolin safe for a 7 month old baby?

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Is ventolin safe for a 5 months old baby?

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Can a side effect of ventolin be itching?

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Is ventolin syrup safe in control hypertension ?

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Does an inhaler like ventolin help with sinusitis?

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