Salbutamol tablets for pregnant women

Salbutamol tablets are also called salbutamol tablets. It is a tocolytic (relaxes smooth muscles and inhibits uterine contractions. Side effects include palpitations and nausea. A few people experience headaches and dizziness. When used in excessive amounts, tachycardia and blood pressure fluctuations may occur. What are the effects of butamol tablets on pregnant women? Let's learn about it below.

Key role

Used to relieve the symptoms of bronchial asthma or wheezing bronchitis accompanied by bronchospasm.

This product only has a bronchodilator effect, which lasts for about 4 hours. It should not be used excessively. Those whose asthma symptoms persist and cannot be relieved should seek medical attention immediately.

Long-term use can cause drug resistance. At this time, the patient will also develop tolerance to drugs such as adrenaline that expand the effect of bronchitis, making it difficult to relieve bronchospasm and aggravate asthma. Therefore, pregnant and breastfeeding women should think carefully before using it.

Clinical experiments have shown that salbutamol hydrochloride can cause fetal malformation, and β2-adrenergic protein kinase inhibitors can damage the left ventricular and uterine smooth muscles, so pregnant and breastfeeding women should be cautious when using it. Clinical experiments have shown that salbutamol hydrochloride can cause fetal malformation, and β2-adrenergic protein kinase inhibitors can damage the left ventricular and uterine smooth muscles, so pregnant and breastfeeding women should be cautious when using it.

Patients with hypertension, insufficient coronary blood supply, diabetes, hyperactive thyroid cysts, heart failure, etc. should use it with caution.

This product is mainly digested and absorbed by the digestive tract after taking it, and the peak time is 2 to 3 hours. It is mainly metabolized in the intestine and liver, and is converted into non-specific analogs through the liver's conversion function. The ratio of the prototype drug to the analogs is 1:4, and it is finally excreted in the urine. This product is able to cross the blood-brain barrier and the placental barrier.

Clinical experiments have shown that salbutamol hydrochloride can cause fetal malformation, and β2-adrenergic protein kinase inhibitors can damage the left ventricular and uterine smooth muscles, so pregnant and breastfeeding women should be cautious when using it.