Clenil Modulite Inhaler
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Clenil Modulite Inhaler is an inhaled treatment used for asthma where clinically appropriate. It contains Beclometasone dipropionate; strength depends on the prescribed inhaler.
Clenil Modulite is an inhaled corticosteroid used regularly to reduce airway inflammation. Current UK product information lists a usual adult starting dose of 200 micrograms twice daily, with the dose adjusted according to severity and stepped down to the lowest effective dose once controlled.
Suitability depends on your symptoms, medical history, current medicines, allergies, previous treatment and pregnancy or breastfeeding considerations where relevant.
How to use
Use Clenil Modulite Inhaler exactly as directed by your pharmacist, prescriber or the patient information leaflet supplied with the product.
The treatment schedule for asthma is: Usually twice daily. Do not change the dose, frequency or duration unless advised by a clinician.
Use the exact inhaler device and strength prescribed and check your inhaler technique. If the inhaler contains a corticosteroid, rinse the mouth with water after the maintenance dose and spit it out.
This is a regular preventer, not a symptom-relief inhaler. Rinse the mouth after use. Inhaler technique, adherence, prescribed strength and spacer requirements should be confirmed during repeat review.
If symptoms of asthma worsen, do not respond as expected or you develop a serious reaction, stop and seek appropriate clinical advice.
Main Ingredients
Clenil Modulite Inhaler contains Beclometasone dipropionate; strength depends on the prescribed inhaler as the main active ingredient or treatment component.
The exact formulation, excipients, device components or inactive ingredients can vary by manufacturer and pack supplied.
Always check the patient information leaflet or product instructions supplied with your specific pack, particularly if you have known allergies or intolerances.
Side Effects & Cautions
Inhaled corticosteroids can cause oral thrush, sore throat or hoarseness. Rinse the mouth after corticosteroid-containing maintenance doses and seek review for worsening breathing or recurrent infections.
This is a regular preventer, not a symptom-relief inhaler. Rinse the mouth after use. Inhaler technique, adherence, prescribed strength and spacer requirements should be confirmed during repeat review.
This service is not for a new asthma diagnosis or an acute asthma attack. Severe breathlessness, difficulty speaking, exhaustion, drowsiness or inadequate response to reliever treatment requires urgent medical help.
Stop treatment and seek urgent medical help for difficulty breathing, swelling of the face, lips or tongue, collapse or another severe allergic reaction.
Suitability is confirmed through clinical assessment. Prescription medicine is supplied only where clinically appropriate.
Read the official patient information leaflet before using any medicine. The leaflet provides important information on use, cautions, side effects and storage.
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