Theo Asthalin Forte

Theo Asthalin Forte is an asthma medication used to relieve symptoms of asthma. It is extremely beneficial in preventing symptoms of asthma due to exercise and other conditions too. The medicine contains salbutamol and theophylline as the active ingredients. Salbutamol is used in asthma patients to provide relief from asthma symptoms. It is available in the form of tablet to prevent bronchospasm induced wheezing.  It helps by relieving the troubles like a cough, wheezing, and shortness of breath. The asthma medication widens the muscles in the small airways in the lungs. You can get this drug only on the prescription of a health care specialist.

 Working Mechanism

Theo Asthalin forte medicine targets the beta-2 receptors. The asthma medicine contains Salbutamol which acts on the receptors and stimulates them,  which causes relaxation of the muscle in the air passage. This opens the airways and leads to easy passage of air.

It also contains Theophylline which comes under the drug class of Xanthines. These medicines work by relaxing the muscles of the airways, which makes breathing easier.

Dosing Instructions

The dosage of Theo Asthalin Forte depends on the age, weight, and medical condition of each person. Take this asthma medication as told by your health care specialist. One should take this medicine in the dose and duration as advised by your health care specialist. The tablet should be considered when your stomach is empty. One can it one hour or two hours before after having food. If some problem occurs, you can take it food. Avoid taking Theo Asthalin tablet with caffeine and chocolate as well food containing chocolate and caffeine such as cocoa beans, and tea leaves.

Potential Side Effects

Some of Theo Asthalin Forte side effects include a headache, feeling a  bit shaky, flushing, irritation or dryness of the mouth and throat, uneven heartbeat, muscle cramps, lactic acidosis, bronchospasm, restlessness, and dizziness.

The asthma medication should be with caution in patients with severe asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure, infections of the lungs, an overactive thyroid gland, those with low levels of potassium in their bloodstream, and those who have an intolerance to some sugars.

Drug Interactions

Whenever you take that more than one medicine or mix with certain foods or beverages, you are at risk of a drug interaction. Drugs that can interact with your asthma medication include atorvastatin, furosemide, albuterol, aspirin, carfilzomib, levothyroxine, esomeprazole, alprazolam, cetirizine, clopidogrel, montelukast, cyanocobalamin etc. Discuss the complete list of drug interactions with your health care specialist.