How To Use Respules Without Nebulizer

How To Use Respules Without Nebulizer - The rising number of respiratory illnesses cases in India has a direct link to the increasing air pollution. The nebulizer is one of the popular machines used for effectively transferring medication directly to the lungs. However, some find using a Nebulizer difficult and that’s why we are here to discuss “How to use respules without Nebulizer”?

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A Nebulizer is used for treating patients suffering from asthma, cystic fibrosis, COPD, and other respiratory disease. It uses oxygen-compressed air or ultrasonic power to convert the medication into a fine mist. It makes the inhalation of the molecules much easier to give rapid relief. 

What are Respules and Nebulizer?

Respules help in treating wheezing and shortness of breath which are quite common symptoms of asthma. These respules provide relaxation to the muscle and lead to ease in breathing. Respules such as Bedesonide Respules 500mg, Levosalbutamol and Ipratropium Bromide Respirator Solution 1.25mg & 500mg, are quite popular. These respules are the small liquid containers that are used or taken with the help of a nebulizer. 

A nebulizer is a type of small compressor with a mouthpiece/face mask. The main function of a nebulizer is to turn this liquid contained medicine into a mist that helps in better and more effective results. Currently, there are two kinds of corticosteroids and Bronchodilators. 

Here are some Pros and Cons of a Nebulizer - 

Pros - 1. Easy to use 2. Can be used by children 3. Long-lasting and durable.

Cons - 1. Difficult to carry 2. Needs to clean each time 3. Treatment sessions may be longer

How To Use Respules Without Nebulizer?

Even though respules are used with the nebulizer, if you do not have the access to the nebulizer then you can still use the medicine with the help of an inhaler. But it is only used in case of an emergency. Now, let’s take a look into the steps of using a respules without a Nebulizer-

1. First of all, remove the dust cap at the end of the mouthpiece. 
2. Secondly, insert the canister of the inhaler into the mouthpiece firmly. 
3. Thirdly, if you are using the inhaler for the first time then you need to prime the inhaler otherwise it is not important.
4. Shake it well before using and make sure the canister points upward. 
5. Now, place the lips onto the mouthpiece and spray the medicine from the other end of the canister. 
6. Take deep breaths through the mouthpiece for about 10 minutes.
7. Then remove it while breathing out.
8. If you need two puffs, then repeat the above step after a few minutes.
9. After using the canister, put the protective cap back and make sure it is clean for the next use. 

Key Difference Between Nebulizer and Inhaler

Both devices are used for treating asthma patients by providing the medicine in the most effective way. First of all, Nebulizers can be electric-powered or battery-powered. This nebulizer helps in turning asthma medicine into a fine mist that helps in transferring the medicine via a tube attached to the mouthpiece. Also, a nebulizer is easy to administer. But it may take over 10 minutes to get medicine into the lungs. Moreover, Nebulizers can be too noisy and big to carry around. 

On the other hand, Inhalers are of two types - Metered-dose inhalers and Dry powder inhalers. Inhalers are easy to carry and are small in size. The most common inhalers are metered-dose inhalers that come with a spacer. Also, dry powder inhalers help in delivering medicine in the powder form but may some find it difficult to use at the beginning. 

How To Use a Nebulizer?

As you know by this point, a nebulizer is used for treating lung disorders such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis, and bronchiectasis. Nebulizers are the most recommended way for treating physicians and nurses. One should get only a prescribed nebulizer from the healthcare provider. Also, one can use any of the three kinds of medication with the help of a nebulizer - bronchodilators, sterile saline solution, and antibiotics.

1. First of all, clean your hands.
2. Secondly, take the prescribed quantity of the medication.
3. Thirdly, connect the mouthpiece or face mask to the nebulizer machine.
4. Now, turn on the nebulizer.
5. Then, hold the mouthpiece near the mouth and take a slow deep breath. 
6. Lastly, if you need another puff, then wait for a few minutes and repeat the above step.

Conclusion

Finally, we hope you get the answer regarding “How to use respules without nebulizer”? One should consult their doctor before taking any respules as it may cause harm and for proper usage follow the instructions written in the manual. Or you can take a demo with the doctor.