Avessa 250 Inhaler

✅ Key Benefits

• Fast-acting relief from bronchospasm and respiratory constriction

• Dry powder format—no propellant needed, suitable for those who prefer DPI devices

• Consistent 250 mcg dosage per inhalation

• Compact and portable—ideal for daily use and on-the-go management

• Enhances airway opening, makes breathing easier during episodes

🎯 How to Use

1. Open the inhaler according to device instructions.

2. Breathe out fully—not into the mouthpiece.

3. Place the mouthpiece in your mouth, inhale deeply and steadily to draw in the powder.

4. Hold your breath for 5–10 seconds, then exhale gently.

5. Close the device after use.

6. Use one inhalation (inhale one dose) per episode or as prescribed, and wait the recommended time before a second inhalation if needed.

7. Keep the mouthpiece clean and dry, and store in a cool, dry place.

⚠️ Precautions

• Use only as prescribed by a qualified respiratory specialist

• Not meant for emergency relief of asthma attacks—keep a reliever inhaler handy

• Consult your doctor if you have heart issues, high blood pressure, thyroid problems, or diabetes

• Avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised by your physician

• Notify your doctor if breathlessness worsens or symptoms persist

• Clean the mouthpiece regularly to maintain dosing accuracy

🤕 Possible Side Effects

• Common: Throat irritation, cough, dry mouth, mild tremor, headache

• Less Common: Palpitations, mild dizziness, restlessness

• Rare (Serious): Chest pain, severe tremors, allergic reaction—stop use and seek medical help if these occur

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What is Avessa 250 Inhaler used for?
A. It’s used to rapidly relieve airway constriction during asthma or COPD episodes by opening up the bronchial passages.

Q. How often can I use it?
A. Use one puff during symptoms, and follow your doctor’s guidance on maximum daily use—do not exceed recommended dose.

Q. Can it be used by children?
A. It may be suitable for older children under medical guidance—device handling requires sufficient coordination and instruction.

Q. Does it require finger strength to use?
A. No—dry powder inhalers are breath-activated and do not require pressing down a canister.