Nebuamp: Side Effects, Overdose and Pregnancy Information

Main ingredient in Nebuamp is Budesonide. Nebuamp is a type of orally inhaled corticosteroids given to treat chronic symptoms of asthma.

Nebuamp should not be given during an asthma attack as it is used as a preventive drug. Nebuamp works by preventing and reducing inflammation in the lungs and bronchial membranes. In order to be effective Nebuamp should be used regularly, as directed.

NEBUAMP SIDE EFFECTS

Common side effects of Nebuamp may include dry mouth, throat irritation, and headache. Rare side effects of Nebuamp may include cough, nausea, eczema, hoarseness, phlegm, and fungal infection of the mouth and throat.

NEBUAMP WARNING

Nebuamp should not be used during an asthma attack.

Avoid Nebuamp if you are allergic or sensitive to corticosteroids.

Pituitary gland suppression may occur when oral corticosteroid is combined with inhaler corticosteroid.

Inform your physician if you have tuberculosis or osteoporosis.

Corticosteroid inhalers like Nebuamp are not recommended for children age under 6.

NEBUAMP INTERACTION

Use caution when combining oral corticosteroid with Nebuamp. Interaction with other drugs has not yet been reported.

NEBUAMP AND PREGNANCY

As with any medicine, inform you physician if you are or planning to become pregnant as use of large amount of corticosteroid during pregnancy may retard fetal development.

As a precaution nursing mothers should switch to bottle-feed while taking Nebuamp .

NEBUAMP DOSES

Children 6-12 years:
1 inhalation twice daily. Not to exceed 2 in a day.

Adults and Children 12 and older:
1-2 inhalations twice daily. Not to exceed 4 in a day.

NEBUAMP OVERDOSE

In case of Nebuamp overdose, seek medical help right away. If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. However, if it is just about time for your next dose, skip the one you forgot and go on with your regular schedule. Never take a double dose.

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