Buy Clenil Modulite Inhaler

Buy Clenil Modulite Inhaler

Clenil Modulite Product Information 

Clenil Modulite is a  preventive inhaler based on the active ingredient Beclometasone. This is a long-term treatment inhaler that can reduce the symptoms of asthma and reduce incidents of breathlessness, wheezing, and tightness of the chest. 

What is a Clenil Inhaler & what is it used for?

Clenil Inhalers are an effective long-term treatment option for asthma. These inhalers are typically used every day to help control asthma and reduce the likelihood of symptoms affecting a sufferer's day-to-day quality of life.  Beclometasone - the active ingredient in Clenil, works to reduce inflammation in the airways and helps make breathing easier. There are multiple strength options available, and your doctor or GP will help determine what the best dosage for you is. 

The science behind Clenil Inhalers

Clenil is a preventative inhaler - which is intended to treat asthma in the long term by reducing inflammation of the Bronchi (the tubes that deliver air to the lungs). Once Beclometasone (a corticosteroid) enters the lungs it inhibits local cells from producing inflammation that contributes to asthma symptoms.  Keep in mind that preventative inhalers DON’T treat acute symptoms of asthma - if you have chest tightness, coughing or wheezing then you need to use your reliever inhaler. Clenil works to reduce the severity or chance of experiencing asthma symptoms over time. 

What is asthma?

 Asthma is a condition that affects roughly 8 million people in the UK. It involves inflammation of the tubes that connect the windpipes to the lungs (the bronchi). Inflammation, swelling, and excess mucus all combine to narrow the airways and lead to breathlessness, coughing, wheezing, and other symptoms associated with asthma.  People's experiences with asthma vary, some develop it as children and then later grow out of it. However, asthma can affect anyone, no matter their age or sex. It’s not directly understood what causes asthma, but there are potential genetic and environmental causes

How to use a Clenil Inhaler

Always follow the dosage guidance of your doctor - don’t exceed or reduce the dose as it reduces the effectiveness of the medication.  Typically, you will be recommended to use the inhaler twice a day, as this will most effectively control inflammation and as such keep your asthma in check. 

Buy Clenil Inhaler: Ingredients

Beclometasone dipropionate is the active ingredient in Clenil Inhalers. They also contain the following: Glycerol, ethanol, and propellant HFA-134a. 

Clenil Inhaler Side Effects

Like any medication, there is a risk of side effects from using Clenill, however, it’s unlikely for an individual to experience all or any of the following: 

• Sore throat  
• Headaches 
• Nausea 
• Thrush (a fungal infection in the throat or mouth)
• Altering the body's normal production of steroids 

You should always contact your doctor if you’re concerned or experience any side effects over the long term.  When taking any new medication, you should always read the patient information leaflet that comes with it. 

Alternatives to Clenil

There are no over-the-counter alternatives to Clenil. If you believe your asthma medication is not effective or you want to switch inhalers, you should speak to your doctor or GP and ask them to evaluate the effectiveness of your current treatment.  If your asthma is severe, you should immediately speak to your doctor, as other treatments can help keep your asthma under control.  You should have regular check-ups or reviews with a doctor to evaluate if you’re asthma is getting more under control or not. 

Clenil Warnings

Please consider the following warning carefully. Always remember to use your reliever inhaler when suffering from asthma symptoms or an asthma attack.  Make your doctor aware of any of the following (your doctor or trained medical professional will determine if Clenil is suitable for you):

• You have had treatment for Tuberculosis 
• You have been told to avoid alcohol 
• Clenil is having no effect on your asthma, or your symptoms are getting worse

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