INDAGLYN RESPICAP 30'S

How INDAGLYN RESPICAP 30'S Works

• Indacaterol stimulates beta2 receptors in the muscles lining the airways, which relaxes them and keeps the airway open for a full day with one inhalation. Glycopyrronium blocks acetylcholine, a chemical signal that would otherwise cause these same muscles to tighten and narrow the airway.
• Acting on two separate pathways at once produces a stronger and steadier bronchodilator effect than either ingredient alone, which is why the combination is used for ongoing COPD maintenance rather than for a single symptom.

Dry mouth, headache and cough are commonly reported. Glycopyrronium can also cause constipation or difficulty passing urine, particularly in men with prostate enlargement, while indacaterol can cause a fast heart rate, palpitations, tremor or muscle cramps. Sudden worsening of breathlessness immediately after inhalation, chest pain, an irregular heartbeat, or swelling of the face, lips or throat need urgent medical attention.

• Dry mouth
• Headache
• Cough
• Constipation
• Difficulty passing urine
• Fast heart rate or palpitations
• Tremor
• Muscle cramps

• Keep INDAGLYN RESPICAP 1X30 away from the reach of children and pets.
• Store INDAGLYN RESPICAP 1X30 at room temperature.

• Use the dedicated inhaler device provided; never swallow the capsules
• Keep a separate fast-acting reliever inhaler for sudden breathlessness, as prescribed
• Tell the prescriber about glaucoma, prostate enlargement or heart disease before starting
• Seek urgent medical help for chest pain, an irregular heartbeat, or breathlessness that worsens right after inhaling
• Do not use more than the prescribed amount, even if breathlessness continues
• Clean the inhaler device as directed in the pack instructions

• No specific food interaction has been established for this inhaled combination.