Flixotid Evochaler (fluticasone propionate) aerosolum 50 mcg. 120 doses

$18.60

Manufacturer: France

Adults and teenagers aged 16 and over Prophylactic use in severe asthma in patients requiring high doses of inhaled or oral corticosteroids. Patients who are treated with high doses of oral corticosteroids to reduce or eliminate the use of oral corticosteroids.

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Description

FLIXOTID COMPOSITION
active substance: fluticasone propionate

1 dose contains fluticasone propionate 50 mcg or 125 mcg

excipients: propellant HFA 134a.

FLIXOTID DOSAGE FORM
Metered dose inhalation aerosol.

FLIXOTID MAIN PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES:
white or almost white suspension.

PHARMACOLOGICAL GROUP
Anti-asthma drugs for inhalation use. Glucocorticoids. ATX code R03B A05.

Pharmacological properties.

Pharmacological.

Fluticasone propionate, when administered by inhalation in recommended doses, has a pronounced glucocorticoid anti-inflammatory effect in the lungs. This is manifested in a decrease in both symptoms and exacerbations of asthma with a decrease in the number and intensity of adverse reactions compared with the systemic use of corticosteroids.

Pharmacokinetics.

The average systemic bioavailability of Flixotide Evohaler according to studies in healthy volunteers was 28.6%. Systemic absorption is carried out mainly through the respiratory system, first quickly, then – for a long time. The remainder of the inhalation dose may be swallowed.

Product safety data
Toxicological studies have shown the presence of effects typical of strong GCS, but in doses many times higher than those indicated for therapeutic use. In studies on the effect of the drug on reproductive function and the presence of teratogenic properties of the drug, no new data were found. Fluticasone propionate has no mutagenic activity in vitro and in vivo. In experiments on animals, it was shown that there is no carcinogenic potential in the preparation, as well as irritating and sensitizing properties.

INDICATIONS
Preventive treatment of bronchial asthma

Adults

Mild asthma: patients who need periodic symptomatic treatment with bronchodilators daily.

Moderate asthma: Patients with unstable asthma or worsening with existing prophylactic therapy or therapy with bronchodilators alone.

Severe asthma: Patients with severe chronic asthma and patients dependent on systemic corticosteroids for adequate symptom control. Once inhaled fluticasone propionate is started, many of these patients will be able to significantly reduce or completely eliminate oral corticosteroid use.

CHILDREN
Prophylactic anti-asthma treatment, including in the case when control of asthma symptoms has not been achieved against the background of treatment with other anti-asthma drugs.

CONTRAINDICATIONS
Hypersensitivity to the components of the drug.