Seroflo Rotacaps 50mcg 250mcg

Pregnant women are advised to inform their doctor about their current pregnancy status, or if they plan to become pregnant. In case, a woman become pregnant while receiving asthma treatment, call your doctor straight away. Your doctor may adjust dose as needed to gain control over asthma symptoms. It is still not known if the asthma combination drug passes into the breast milk. Therefore, it is important to tell your doctor if you breastfeed your baby. People who aged 65 years or older who take this drug for relieving COPD symptoms, are more likely to develop pneumonia or more severe side effects. The medication should not be used for children younger than eighteen years of age.

Major and minor side effects of Seroflo Rotacaps 50 mcg+250 mcg are fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, runny nose, muscle pain, difficulty breathing, blurred vision cough, blurred vision, headache, frequent urination, vomiting, cough, or white patches in the mouth or tongue. There are other side effects which can be serious, talk to your doctor if you are concerned about them. In general, patients receiving Seroflo Rotacaps should try to avoid situations that make their asthma worse and try to avoid things that triggers asthma symptoms. Always use it under the guidance of a doctor.

Use Seroflo Rotacaps 50mcg+250 mcg in the same way as prescribed by your doctor. Your doctor may advise you the correct dosage that suits your condition. Usually the dose of Seroflo Rotacaps depends on the age, and severity of the condition. The effect of this combination drug may be noticeable after a few days, but maximum effects will be occurred after a few weeks of regular application. If you are a senior recipient for Fluticasone/salmeterol drug, your doctor may adjust your dosage, as there are chances your kidneys and livers may not work well as well as they used to do earlier.