An Albuterol Inhaler may also be used in the event of exercise-induced asthma attack. You may have exercise-induced asthma if you cough, wheeze or feel out of breathe during or after exercise. An exercise-induced asthma is typically or may only be triggered by exercise or physical exertion. What Happens During An Exercise-Induced Asthma Attack : [...]

An Albuterol Inhaler is a Metered-Dosed Inhaler (MDI) that typically comes either CFC (Chlorofluorocarbon) or HFA (Hydrofluoroalkane) propelled. CFC are the commonly used propellant in the early days of MDIs. HFA are the more environmental-friendly propellant found in the newer models of MDI. An HFA-propelled Albuterol Inhaler may taste and feel different than a CFC-propelled [...]

An Albuterol Inhaler is fundamentally a medical device. It contains Albuterol inside a metal canister and releases the drug when operated, by means of Metered-Dose Inhaler. It is typically used during a severe asthma attack. Note: Albuterol is a type of medicine (also known as bronchodilator) which provides quick relief to asthma-related symptoms like shortness [...]

Albuterol is the medication or inhalation solution that is used in an Albuterol Inhaler. Albuterol is also known as Salbutamol, Proventil or Ventolin and needs to be strictly taken as prescribed. The major usage of Albuterol is to open the breathing passages in the lungs to make breathing easier. It is primarily used to treat [...]

An Albuterol Inhaler is typically used in the event of asthma attack. Bronchospasm occurs during an asthma attack which causes difficulty in breathing and can be mild or severe. In normal or non-asthmatic condition, air travels into and out of our lungs through a network of airways (bronchial tubes) easily. The airways are relaxed and [...]