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Ipratropium and salbutamol opens narrowed airways in the lungs. It helps to relieve asthma symptoms and breathing problems.
Inhale ipratropium and salbutamol as directed by your healthcare professional.
If it is nearly time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and inhale your next dose at the usual time. Otherwise, inhale the missed dose as soon as you remember. Do not inhale two doses at the same time.
Tell your pharmacist or doctor about all medicines or treatments that you may be taking, including vitamins, herbal products or recreational drugs.
Side Effects | Recommended action |
---|---|
Eye pain, changes in vision |
Tell your doctor immediately |
Fast or irregular heartbeat, chest pain |
Tell your doctor |
Tremor, muscle cramps Headache, dizziness Nervousness, trouble sleeping Dry mouth, trouble peeing Hoarse voice, unpleasant taste, cough |
Tell your doctor if troublesome |
If you notice any other effects, discuss them with your doctor or pharmacist.
This leaflet contains important, but not all, information about this medicine.
Prepared by the PILs Committee at Christchurch Hospital, Canterbury District Health Board, New Zealand. May 2017
For more general information about this sheet annd its contents, see: What does a My Medicines sheet cover?
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My Medicines is developed by a team at the Canterbury District Health Board. Our team is made up of doctors, pharmacists, and a non-medical person to help us keep to plain language. We also discuss our information with specialist health professionals or groups when needed