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Acebrophylline 200mg SR Tablets
SKU GME1067Product Introduction
Acebrophylline 200mg is a sustained-release bronchodilator and mucus-regulating treatment for chronic respiratory disease with airflow obstruction and thick sputum. Its prolonged delivery supports maintenance control, not rescue treatment of sudden breathlessness.
How to use
Take the sustained-release tablet after food at the same time each day. Swallow whole without crushing or chewing it. Keep a rapid-acting inhaler available when one is part of the respiratory action plan.
How it works
Acebrophylline helps relax airway smooth muscle and modifies mucus production and clearance. These combined effects can make secretions easier to clear and reduce airflow obstruction.
Side effects
Nausea, abdominal discomfort, heartburn, diarrhoea, headache or dizziness may occur. Persistent palpitations, severe vomiting, a seizure or an allergic reaction needs prompt assessment.
Important information
Tell your doctor about heart-rhythm problems, recent heart attack, low blood pressure, seizures and kidney or liver disease. Other xanthine medicines, such as theophylline, can add adverse effects. Smoking changes and interacting antibiotics can affect the treatment assessment.
Uses
- Maintenance treatment of COPD, chronic bronchitis and selected asthma with mucus-related symptoms.
Benefits
Can ease airflow limitation and help clear thick sputum as part of a continuing respiratory regimen. It is not an antibiotic or a substitute for anti-inflammatory inhaled treatment when that is needed.
Can I use it for sudden severe wheezing?
No. It does not act quickly enough for an acute breathing attack. Use the rescue treatment in the asthma or COPD action plan and obtain urgent help if breathing remains difficult.
Can I take theophylline with acebrophylline?
Both are related to the xanthine family, so combining them can increase nausea, palpitations and other toxicity. The combination should not be added independently.
Does producing less sputum mean I can stop my inhaler?
No. Mucus symptoms and airway inflammation are different treatment targets. Better sputum clearance does not establish that an inhaled controller is no longer needed.
Are 100mg capsules and 200mg sustained-release tablets equivalent in schedule?
No. The release pattern differs. Matching only the daily milligrams does not establish the same timing or suitability.
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