Levalbuterol is medicine used for purpose you mentioned, so I believe you doctor made right step with prescribing this drug to you. Anyway, this drug, like any other sympathomimetic amines, should be used with caution. This is especially for patients with cardiovascular disorders, such as coronary insufficiency, hypertension and cardiac arrythmias. Hyperthyroidism and
diabetes mellitus are also diseases that require much caution while taking therapy of Levalbuterol. Side effects you might notice are reported in less than 2%, so I think you should not be worried too much. For example, your body as complete structure might be affected with chills, pain and especially chest pain. Cardiovascular system may be affected because of
levalbuteral so you might notice abnormal ECG, hypertension, hypotension and
syncope. Then, you might experience diarrhea, dry mouth and throat, dyspepsia, and nausea, in case of problems with your digestive system. Nervous system could also be affected negatively with Levalbuteral, so patients reported anxiety, insomnia, paresthesia and tremor. If any of these side effects occur, you should report it to your doctor who prescribed you medicine, but you should never stop taking your therapy on your own.
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