Treatment of bronchial asthma can be carried out using a stepwise method in accordance with the severity of the disease under the regular supervision of a doctor.
Exceeding average daily doses of beta2Sympathomimetics, such as Clenbuterol syrup, without the appointment of a doctor, can be dangerous for patients.The increasing need to increase doses taken is a sign of worsening of the course of the disease. A sudden and progressive increase in asthmatic complaints can pose a threat to life.
In this situation, the physician should revise the therapeutic regimen and, if necessary, create a new, by combining with anti-inflammatory drugs, dose adjustment of the existing anti-inflammatory therapy or additional inclusion of other medications.
When treating patients with sugar diabetesit is necessary to periodically check the concentration of glucose in the blood.
The use of the drug may lead to an increase in body weight due to the presence of anabolic effect, and when prescribed to athletes the drug may cause a false positive result in the conduct of doping control.
During treatment with the drug, the development of resistance and the syndrome of "ricochet" is possible.
The syrup contains, as auxiliary substances, methyl, propyl and butyl parahydroxybenzoates, which, although rare, can induce hypersensitivity reactions of immediate type.