Rinoclenil Nasal Spray 100 Mcg

Rino-Clenil 100 Mcg Nasal Spray Product Description: What Beclometasone is used for: Beclometasone pressurised inhalation solution is used to help prevent the symptoms of mild, moderate or severe asthma. Do not use Beclometasone: • If you are allergic to any of the ingredients of this medicine or to any other medicines used to treat asthma. • To treat a sudden attack of breathlessness. Warning & Precautions: Talk to your doctor, pharmacist or nurse before using Beclometasone if any of the following applies to you: • you are being, or have ever been, treated for tuberculosis. • you must avoid alcohol for any reason. • your asthma seems to be getting worse. • when transferring from steroid tablets to an inhaler you find that, even if your chest is getting better, you feel generally unwell, you develop a rash, eczema or a runny nose and sneezing. Possible Side Effects: The following side effects have been reported. • Thrush in the mouth and throat • Hoarse voice or a sore throat or tongue Other medicines and Beclometasone: Some medicines may increase the effects of Beclometasone including some medicines for HIV (ritonavir, cobicistat). How to use Beclometasone: Beclometasone 100 micrograms • Adults and the elderly: 200 micrograms (2 puffs) twice a day • Children: 100 micrograms (one puff) twice a day How to store Beclometasone: Keep this medicine out of the sight and reach of children. Do not use Beclometasone after the expiry date which is stated on the carton and label. Do not store the inhaler above 30°C. Protect from frost and direct sunlight. If the inhaler gets very cold, take the metal canister out of the plastic case and warm it in your hands for a few minutes before use. Never use anything else to warm it up. Ingredients: Beclometasone 100 micrograms per actuation pressurized inhalation solution Warning: The canister contains a pressurized liquid. Keep away from heat and direct sunlight, do not expose to high temperatures (above 50°C) and do not puncture or burn (incinerate), even when empty. A valid prescription should be available upon delivery