Question 1

ventolin having little effect?

Accepted Answer

Emergency: If your inhaler is "not working" you may need emergent care. If anxious get to an er. If this is a general observation, your doc can test you with pft equipment, in their office.

Question 2

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 3

what are the medicinal uses of ventolin?

Accepted Answer

Bronchodilator: It is albuterol in an inhaler form, a  bronchodilator - used as a rescue medicine in obstructive lung diseases, like asthma and copd.

Question 4

can you suffer withdrawls from ventolin?

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Perhaps: One can have a withdrawal reaction from no longer taking any medication one used to take. This is the reason why when stopping an inhaler one might want to discuss it with the doctor to prescribed a reduced tapering regimen.

Question 5

what is the expiration time of ventolin nebule?

Accepted Answer

Ventolin nebule: "As packaged for sale, 3 years. After opening outer foil packaging, 3 months. Once Nebule is opened, use immediately" (http://www.medicines.ie/medicine/2032/SPC/Ventolin+Nebules+2.5+mg+++2.5+ml/#SHELF_LIFE)

Question 6

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 7

is there anything stronger than ventolin i can take?

Accepted Answer

Yes & no: Looking for bronchodilation... Then long standing is not the answer. Get an inhaled steroid to decreased the inflammation then the bronchospasm will be easier to relieved.
There are new meds on the market to help. Visit your specialist.

Question 8

how long should?ventolin last before you have to get a refill?

Accepted Answer

Depends on usage: Ventolin comes with a dose counter & in 200 or 60 puff sizes. Counter reads 204 or 64 when you open it first, as the extra 4 puffs are for priming the inhaler before initial use. Do not use it past expiration date, and get your refill when there are less than 20 puffs left on your current inhaler to ensure that you are not waiting until the last minute or risk running out  when you need it most.

Question 9

can i die from ventolin overdose?

Accepted Answer

Yes, an overdose of: Ventolin can be lethal. Are you having thoughts of overdosing on ventolin? I you are please get help now.  Have a friend or relative drive you to the nearest emergency room or call 911 if needed. With help comes hope.

Question 10

what are the side effects of ventolin?

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Ventolin: Shakiness hands &amp; feet, Fast irregular pounding heart beats, rarely cough &amp; shortness of breath &amp; Rash &amp; Red skin &amp; Swelling of mouth and throat, Wheezing, Blurred vision, Confusion, Cramps, Headaches, Sweating, Vomiting, Irritability &amp; Sleep changes.

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