Bronchodilators

Mechanism of action Inhaled salbutamol Salbutamol belongs to the group of medicines called bronchodilators that act by relaxing the muscles in the walls of the small air passages in the lungs. It makes breathing easier and relieves coughing. Therapeutic indications Inhaled salbutamol - Symptomatic treatment of bronchospasm (closure of air passages in the lungs) in bronchial asthma and in other processes associated with reversible obstruction of the airways. These are a group of lung diseases that cause inflammation of the airways causing a blockage in the flow of air in the lungs. - Prevention of bronchospasm (closure of air passages in the lungs) induced by physical exercise or before exposure to a known and unavoidable allergenic stimulus (substance capable of producing an allergic reaction).

Symptomatic treatment of bronchospasm (closure of air passages in the lungs) in bronchial asthma and in other processes associated with reversible obstruction of the airways. Mechanism of action Inhaled salbutamol Salbutamol belongs to the group of medicines called bronchodilators that act by relaxing the muscles of the walls of the small air passages in the lungs. It facilitates breathing and relieves cough. Therapeutic indications Inhaled salbutamol - Symptomatic treatment of bronchospasm (closure of air passages in the lungs) in bronchial asthma and in other processes associated with reversible obstruction of the airways. These are a group of lung diseases that cause inflammation of the airways causing a blockage in the flow of air in the lungs. - Prevention of bronchospasm (closure of air passages in the lungs) induced by physical exercise or before exposure to a known and unavoidable allergenic stimulus (substance capable of producing an allergic reaction).

Ipratropium bromide and salbutamol belong to a group of medications called bronchodilators, which help improve breathing by opening the airways. They do this by preventing the contraction of the smooth muscles surrounding the airways, keeping them open.

It is used in the treatment of bronchial asthma, reversible bronchospasm and other processes associated with reversible airway obstruction. Mechanism of action Salbutamol A selective ß2-adrenergic agonist of bronchial smooth muscle, it provides short-term bronchodilation in reversible airway obstruction. With little or no action on ß1-adrenergic receptors of the heart muscle.