Aerocort Rotacaps 100 mcg + 100 mcg

What is Aerocort Rotacaps?

Aerocort Rotacap is a medication used to treat Asthma (wheezing and shortness of breath). 

It relaxes the muscles in the airways, making breathing easier. Aerocort consists of the formulation of 100mg Levosalbutamol and 100mg Beclometasone.

Cipla Ltd is the manufacturer of Aerocort Rotacaps. 

These are also available in the strength of 50mg Levosalbutamol + 50mg Beclometasone in the form of Rotacaps and Aerocort Inhaler.

Aerocort Rotacaps Uses 

Aerocort Rotacaps are generally used to treat Asthma and Cystic Fibrosis. 

Aerocort Rotacpas contain Beclometasone Dipropionate and Levosalbutamol. It can help open up the airways that get narrowed when it's hard to breathe. 

Beclometasone Dipropionate calms the muscles and airways, making breathing easier. It helps treat coughing, trouble breathing, and tightness or pain in the chest.

Levosalbutamol helps reduce the swelling of the airways caused by asthma triggers like dust and pollen. 

Dust mites, pet dander, and airborne allergens like pollen are all things that can make asthma worse.

How to use Aerocort Inhaler?

Aerocort Rotacaps are only for inhalation with the Cipla Rotahaler/Revolizer.

Before you use an Aerocort, make sure you carefully follow all of the directions. Here's how to use an Aerocort inhaler:

• Before each use, shake the inhaler 10 to 15 times
• Place the mouthpiece in your mouth and turn it down
• Press the inhaler once as you slowly try to take medicine through your mouth
• Keep breathing in as much as you can
• Repeat the process as many times as the doctor tells you to. Take out the inhaler and try to hold your breath until the countdown of 10
• Put the inhaler's cap back on and make sure it's closed tightly

Aerocort Rotacaps are intended for long-term care rather than acute attacks. 

Therefore, some individuals will require a separate inhaler to relieve acute bronchospasm.

Try to limit Aerocort Rotacaps to three or four times per day.

How does Aerocort Rotacaps work?

Beclometasone Dipropionate is renowned as a preventer. It is used to prevent asthma and control its symptoms. 

Beclometasone is given to people with severe asthma whose symptoms can't be controlled by other medicines.

It calms the immune system and decreases lung swelling while relieving breathing problems. 

Beclometasone treats coughing that can't be stopped and wheezing attacks.

Levosalbutamol is also used to treat asthma, a Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) lung disease. 

The active agent Levasalbutamol works by loosening the airway muscles and opening up the airways. This facilitates breathing.

It can also help people with breathing problems like puffed breathing. 

By relaxing the muscles in the airways, Aerocort helps get more air to the lungs.

Together the two active agents present in Aerocort Rotacaps facilitate easy breathing for folks suffering from resperatory problems.

Aerocort Rotacaps side effects

Some side effects of using Aerocort Rotacaps are as follows: 

• Sore throat
• Headache
• Nausea
• Running nose and throat
• Oral fungal infection
• Restlessness
• Sinus or throat infection
• Severe Hypokalemia
• Tremors, especially in hands
• Bone degradation
• Electrolyte imbalance
• Skin scarring
• Behavioral changes
• Cataracts

Reach out to your doctor if the side effects exist and cause you difficulty.

Interactions

You should always tell your doctor if you have any health problems, like heart disease, diabetes, or high blood pressure.

It is important to tell your general doctor about any vitamins, herbal supplements, or other drugs you are taking.

Drug Interactions

Some drugs present in various medicines may not work well with Aerocort Rotacaps. It can lead to side effects or make the medication less effective.

Some drugs that may interact with ingredients present in Aerocort are as follow:

• Furosemide
• Chlorthalidone
• Hydrochlorothiazide

Disease Interactions

You should be careful taking Aerocort Rotacaps if you have the following conditions:

• Cardiovascular diseases
• Migraines 

Food interactions

The main component of Malegra is noted to interact with: 

• Alcohol
• Avoid smoking

Precautions

Using an Aerocort Rotacaps while pregnant might not be a good idea. It could hurt the baby in the womb.

It is probably safe to use Aerocort inhaler while breastfeeding. 

A breastfeeding mother can use an inhaler to help control the symptoms depending on how bad the asthma is. 

Always consult your primary care provider first.

When taken with alcohol, the Aerocort inhaler may make you feel too sleepy.

It should be used by adults and children aged four and up under the supervision of an adult.

Storage

Always keep Aerocort Rotacaps in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight. 

Keep Aerocort Rotacaps out of the reach of children.