About Esair Inhaler 100mcg
A long acting inhaler that helps control asthma and COPD breathing symptoms for hours at a time.
Esair Inhaler Uses
- Long term control of asthma symptoms in adults and children
- Maintenance treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Prevention of exercise induced bronchospasm
- Reduction of wheezing, chest tightness and shortness of breath linked to reversible airway obstruction
Esair Inhaler Benefits
- Opens narrowed airways for up to 12 hours with a single dose
- Reduces the frequency of nighttime asthma flare ups
- Supports easier breathing during daily activity and exercise
- Works alongside inhaled steroids for better long term asthma control
What Experts Say
Pulmonologists describe long acting bronchodilators as a core part of asthma and COPD care, since these medicines relax the muscles around the airways for many hours at a time. This class works gradually rather than within seconds, so it is not meant for a sudden attack of breathlessness. A separate quick relief inhaler is still needed for emergencies.
Doctors usually pair this type of inhaler with an inhaled steroid, because using it alone can hide worsening inflammation while the airway lining stays damaged underneath. Regular follow up visits confirm that overall asthma control is truly improving and not simply masked by symptom relief. Lung function tests often guide these check ins.
Global respiratory guidelines note that overuse of long acting bronchodilators without steroid cover has been linked to a higher risk of severe flare ups. Experts recommend that any change to an inhaler routine, including dose and frequency, should be reviewed with a physician first rather than adjusted on the patient's own judgment.
Drug Class
- Long acting beta2 agonist (LABA)
- Bronchodilator
Esair Inhaler Uses in Urdu
- دمہ کی علامات پر طویل المدتی قابو
- سانس کی نالی کے دائمی مرض سی او پی ڈی میں سانس بہتر بنانا
- ورزش کے دوران سانس پھولنے سے بچاؤ
- رات کے وقت دمہ کے دورے کم کرنا
Esair Inhaler 100mcg formula
How to use Esair Inhaler 100mcg?
- The inhaler should be used exactly as the doctor has prescribed, usually once or twice daily.
- A steady, deep breath while pressing the canister helps the dose reach the lungs properly.
- The mouth should be rinsed with water after each use to reduce throat irritation.
- A missed dose can be taken as soon as it is remembered, unless the next dose is already close.
- This inhaler is not meant for sudden breathlessness, so a fast acting rescue inhaler should always be kept nearby.
Drug Interactions
- Beta Blockers: These can block the effect of this inhaler and may trigger bronchospasm in sensitive patients.
- Diuretics: Non potassium sparing diuretics can add to the risk of low blood potassium.
- Other Bronchodilators: Additional stimulant type bronchodilators can add to heart related side effects when combined with this inhaler.
- MAO Inhibitors And Tricyclic Antidepressants: These can increase the cardiovascular effects of this inhaler.
Risks and warnings
- Not For Acute Attacks: This inhaler will not act fast enough for sudden breathlessness, so a rescue inhaler is still required.
- Heart Conditions: Caution is needed in people with an irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure or a history of heart disease.
- Steroid Use: Long term use without an inhaled steroid may raise the risk of severe asthma flare ups.
- Diabetes: Blood sugar levels may rise slightly during treatment and should be monitored.
- Pregnancy And Breastfeeding: Continued use should only happen under a doctor's guidance during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
Esair Inhaler Side Effects
Most people tolerate this inhaler well, though a few mild reactions can occur, especially when treatment first starts.
- Headache
- Mild tremor or shakiness
- Fast or pounding heartbeat
- Nervousness or restlessness
- Muscle cramps
Some reactions need urgent medical attention and should never be ignored.
- Sudden worsening of wheezing or breathlessness after use
- Chest pain or an irregular heartbeat
- Severe allergic reaction with swelling of the face or throat
- Very low blood potassium causing weakness
Storage Conditions
- Store below 30 degrees Celsius, away from direct heat and sunlight.
- Keep the canister away from open flame, since the contents are pressurized.
- Avoid puncturing or throwing the canister into a fire, even when empty.
- Protect from freezing temperatures and extreme cold.
- Keep out of reach of children at all times.
