Duolin Inhaler helps treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder. It relaxes the air passage muscles, making breathing easier. This medicine relieves wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath. 

Your doctor will advise you on how frequently to use your inhaler. This medicine’s effect may be noticeable after a few days, but it will be at its peak after a few weeks. You should use Duolin Inhaler as advised by your doctor. Avoid using this medicine to relieve sudden shortness of breath. 

The common side effects of this medicine include shortness of breath, tremors, dryness in the mouth, headache, cough, muscle cramps, and palpitations. 

If you have any liver or kidney conditions prior to taking it, you should let your doctor know so that they can recommend a dose that is right for you. If you are nursing a baby, pregnant, or planning to become pregnant, let your doctor know.

Usage Instructions

Shake the inhaler well. Press the inhaler once to release the medication and hold your breath for 10 seconds while breathing in through your mouth. Repeat the process until you have inhaled the recommended number of puffs. Spit it out after giving your mouth a thorough rinse with water.

How It Works

Duolin Inhaler contains two drugs, including Levosalbutamol and Ipratropium. They widen the airways by relaxing the muscles in the airways and work together to make breathing easier.

Safety Instructions- 

ALCOHOL

It is not safe to drink alcohol with Duolin Inhaler as it may cause excessive drowsiness.

DRIVING

There is no interaction found or established.

PREGNANCY

Duolin Inhaler may not be safe to use during pregnancy as it may cause harmful effects on the developing baby.

BREASTFEEDING

Duolin Inhaler may not be safe to use during breastfeeding. The drug is not dangerous to the baby.