26 October 2007
This article has been viewed 989 times.
Generic flovent is a corticosteroid used for treating asthma for reducing the severity of asthma and not complete cure of it. It will not relive an acute asthma attack. Like other medicines this drug too has side effects. Medical attention is needed for the major and severe conditions like chest pain, fever, sour mouth, chills, coughing, dizziness and troubled breathing.
Certain drugs like ketoconazole and other oral or inhaled steroids when taken in combination with generic flovent increases the severity side effects. Generic flovent also interacts with some of the food items and may cause some minor side effects. So please follow the doctor's complete instructions while undergoing medication. Other than the two drugs mentioned above can also interact and increase the side effects, so when you are prescribed generic flovent you should tell your physician if you are undertaking any other medication, or having the habit of smoking and drinking.
Ask your physician before you go in for generic flovent
Whether you can take generic flovent in combination with other drugs?
What are the side effects and drug interactions?
Is generic flovent suitable for you?
Ways to reduce the side effects and interactions?
The usual dosage of generic flovent is two sprays in each nostril once a day till the symptoms are in control. Once when these symptoms are in control, the doctor may reduce the dose to one spray a day.
Over dosage can cause serious problems and requires immediate medical attention.
If you happen to miss the dose of generic flovent take it as soon as possible, and again if it is time for the next dosage it is better to skip the dosage. Depending on the severity of the disease the dosage level also differs. Lifestyle, diet, stress, exercise all can increase or decrease the effectiveness of the medicine, Therefore the severity of the side effects will not be the same for all. Always consult a physician before you take generic flovent.
All rights reserved. Any reproducing of this article must have the author name and all the links intact.
Please use this form to contact
Ammy
** This form is intended for those with genuine enquiries/questions.
Disclaimer and Terms. This article
is the opinion of the author. WorldwideHealth.com makes
no claims regarding this information. WorldwideHealth.com
recommends that all medical conditions should be treated
by a physician competent in treating that particular condition.
WorldwideHealth.com takes no responsibility for customers
choosing to treat themselves. Your use of this information
is at your own risk. Your use of this information is governed
by WWH terms and conditions.