Typically, the following types of drugs are used in nebuliser therapy:
These cause the airways to open up allowing more oxygen to enter the lungs.
These reduce inflammation inside the lungs elping oxygen to enter the bloodstream.
These are usually taken to control infection within the lungs.
You should always follow the instructions given to you by your doctor or respiratory specialist about your medication.
You should always follow the instructions given to you by your doctor or respiratory specialist about your medication. A higher dose will make any side effects more noticeable.
Possible side effects include the following:
Side effects may include fine tremor, mouth dryness, chest tightness or angina, all of which should be reported to your respiratory specialist or doctor. If you are feeling more than typically breathless, and your usual dose is not giving the relief that you normally expect, do not continue to treat yourself at home without first getting medical advice from your doctor, or respiratory specialist.
These drugs include steroids. Side effects may include a fungal infection of the mouth, skin rash and bruising.
Side effects may include a tightening of the breathing tubes, a fungal infection of the mouth, and skin rash.
To reduce all side effects, the mouth should be rinsed out and face washed after every treatment. If you experience ongoing problems you should contact your doctor or respiratory specialist.
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