Budenox 400mcg/12mcg Capsules (30s)

Product Overview

A combined inhaled medicine containing budesonide (anti-inflammatory) and formoterol (long-acting bronchodilator) for regular control of asthma and COPD; available for delivery across Pakistan through our online pharmacy.

Key Benefits

This section explains the main advantages.

- Reduces airway inflammation (budesonide).

- Opens airways and eases breathing (formoterol).

- Controls symptoms and helps prevent wheeze and breathlessness when used regularly.

Directions for Use

Follow your doctor’s directions for correct inhaler technique and schedule.

Adults

How adults commonly use this combination.

- Typical maintenance use is one inhalation (or one rotacap via the prescribed device) twice daily as directed by your physician.

- Do not use these inhaled medicines for sudden rescue relief; keep a separate fast-acting reliever inhaler.

Children (Paediatric)

What to know about use in children.

- Paediatric use depends on formulation and age; rotacaps/inhalers for adults may not be suitable for young children.

- Use only under a doctor’s prescription and supervision for children.

Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

General guidance for pregnancy and breastfeeding.

- Use only when clearly needed and after discussion with your doctor about risks and benefits.

Pregnancy

Specific pregnancy guidance.

- Safety in pregnancy is not fully established for the combination; use only on a doctor’s advice and when the benefit outweighs potential risks.

Breastfeeding

Guidance for breastfeeding mothers.

- Small amounts may pass into breast milk; discuss with your doctor before use and monitor the infant if treatment is necessary.

Precautions & Interactions

Important safety checks before use.

Precautions

Key patient precautions to consider.

- Inform your doctor about heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, thyroid disease, seizures, or recent heart attack.

- Rinse mouth after use to reduce risk of thrush (oral fungal infection).

- Do not stop suddenly after long-term steroid use without medical advice.

Major Drug & Product Interactions

Drugs and products that may interact importantly.

- Non-selective beta-blockers may reduce bronchodilator effect.

- Strong CYP3A4 inhibitors (e.g., certain antifungals) can increase steroid exposure.

- Other sympathomimetics or stimulant drugs can raise risk of heart-related side effects.

Adverse Effects

What side effects may occur and what is serious.

Common Side Effects

Routine, usually less severe effects.

- Throat irritation, hoarseness.

- Oral thrush (fungal infection in mouth).

- Tremor, mild headache, fast heartbeat.

Serious Side Effects

Stop and seek medical help if these occur.

- Severe allergic reaction (rash, swelling, breathing difficulty).

- Worsening breathing or paradoxical bronchospasm immediately after use.

- Irregular heartbeat, chest pain, signs of high blood sugar, or signs of steroid overuse (weight gain, mood changes); seek urgent care.