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Before taking this medication your doctor should instruct you how to use it and may even provide a demonstration. The product should also come with an instructional leaflet that explains how it is used. Your doses of ventolin HFA may vary based on your condition and the response to treatment. They may have to increase your dose based on your therapeutic plan.

It is important not to exceed or reduce the dose prescribed as it may affect treatment. A larger dose will not hasten improvement and a lower dose will delay treatment. This can be used to manage sudden asthma attacks but you should seek immediate medical attention if you are struggling to breathe or your asthma symptoms worsen. If you take Ventolin HFA and use other inhaled medications you should wait a minute before taking the next one.

Be sure to shake the canister well prior to using this. You should prime the device if you are using a new inhaler, have not used your inhaler in several days, or if you drop the device.

The inhaler is primed by removing the cap from the mouthpiece and shaking the inhaler well. Point the inhaler away from your face to avoid getting medication in your eyes. Spray the inhaler into the air away from you. Shake and repeat three times to finish.

Ventolin HFA is safe but has known side effects (Including faster heart rate). Be sure you are aware of them when discussing this medication with your doctor. Side effects can vary from mild to quite serious. Mild side effects should be manageable and may even go away as your body grows accustomed to the medication.

Consult your doctor or pharmacist if they become too bothersome. If you experience serious side effects, you may require emergency medical care. Make sure you know when you need to call your healthcare provider.

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The following medications interact with Ventolin. Make sure that you disclose your medications when you discuss this medication with your doctor to avoid allergic reaction. This is not a complete list of interactions for ventolin.

If you find that you experience peculiar health issues while taking this and other medication be sure to inform your doctor. They will have to check to make sure you are not allergic to albuterol sulfate. If these interactions are too severe and Ventolin HFA is no longer useful for you and you can no longer take it, unused inhalers can be safely discarded at a pharmacy.

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