Description

Mechanism of Action

Fluticasone acts by inhibiting the release of inflammatory substances in the body.

• In inhaler form: It decreases airway inflammation and prevents asthma attacks.

• In nasal spray: It relieves nasal blockage and sneezing due to allergies.

• In cream: It reduces redness, swelling, and itching of the skin.

Key Benefits

• Controls asthma and chronic allergies

• Relieves nasal congestion and sneezing

• Reduces skin itching, redness, and irritation

• Helps prevent asthma attacks when used regularly

• Fast-acting and long-lasting symptom relief

Directions for Use

• Inhaler: Shake well, exhale, place the mouthpiece, and inhale deeply as directed.

• Nasal spray: Insert into nostril and spray as prescribed.

• Cream: Apply a thin layer on affected skin, once or twice daily.

• Use daily for best results — do not stop suddenly without your doctor’s advice.

Side Effects

• Sore throat or dry mouth

• Hoarseness

• Nasal irritation or nosebleed (nasal spray)

• Mild skin burning or dryness (cream form)

Rinse your mouth after inhalation to avoid fungal infection (oral thrush).

Precautions

• Use only as prescribed — not for sudden asthma attacks.

• Inform your doctor if you have tuberculosis, infections, or liver issues.

• Avoid contact with eyes (for cream).

• Safe use in pregnancy should be confirmed by your doctor.

Storage

• Store below 30°C, away from direct sunlight.

• Keep tightly closed and out of reach of children.