Bricanyl

Other Names: Terbutaline Sulfate, Brethine

Commonly Prescribed for: Having classified in Bronchodilators, Bricanyl loosens airways and makes breathing easier. It works quickly in relieving the symptoms of asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema.

How to Take It: The recommended dose for adult is 1 inhalation each time required. If only to relieve the symptoms alone, it is enough. However, if a second dose is needed. It should be taken five minutes after the initial. Six inhalations is maximum in a 24-hour period. If it fails to provide the relief, or if the effects last no more than three hours, you should call your doctor immediately. It is a sign that your asthma is getting worse. Various aspects differs the dose for each and every one, such as body weight, other medical conditions and other medications. If your doctor has prescribed a dose for you, and it happens to differ from the one stated here, follow your doctor.

How It Works: Each inhalation from the multiple-dose powder inhaler contains 0.5 mg Terbutaline Sulfate. It goes straight through your airways to loosen it up, allowing air intake and output flow easily.

Some Side Effects: Terbutaline may cause few side effects such as allergic reactions and heart beat problem.