Mankind's I Breathe DPI Dry Powder Inhaler Device

Precautions of Mankind’s I Breathe DPI – Dry Powder Inhaler Device

• Use the inhaler only as directed by your doctor.
• Do not exhale into the device before inhaling.
• Keep the mouthpiece clean and dry.
• Replace the device if it becomes damaged or clogged.
• Not recommended for children unless prescribed.
• Avoid using if you are allergic to any component of the inhaler or medicine used with it.
• Inform your doctor if you have heart conditions, high blood pressure, or thyroid disorders (depending on the medication loaded).

Uses Of Mankind’s I Breathe DPI – Dry Powder Inhaler Device

• Delivers dry powder medication directly to the lungs
• Helps manage asthma symptoms
• Helps manage COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
• Provides quick relief from breathing difficulty
• Improves long-term lung function when used with maintenance therapy

Side Effects of Mankind’s I Breathe DPI – Dry Powder Inhaler Device

Side effects depend on the medicine delivered through the device, but common ones may include:

• Throat irritation
• Cough
• Dry mouth
• Hoarseness
• Mild breathing discomfort
• Fungal infection in the mouth (rare; depending on medicine)

FAQs of Mankind’s I Breathe DPI – Dry Powder Inhaler Device

1. What is I Breathe DPI used for?
It is used to inhale dry powder medicines for asthma or COPD treatment.

2. How do I use the device?
Load the dose (as instructed), breathe out away from the inhaler, place it in your mouth, and inhale deeply.

3. Does it contain medicine?
Some versions come preloaded; others need capsules/powder to be inserted.

4. Can children use it?
Only under doctor supervision.

5. Do I need to clean the DPI?
Yes, wipe the mouthpiece regularly with a dry cloth.

6. Does it give instant relief?
Depends on the medication; some provide quick relief, others are maintenance therapy.

Interactions Of Mankind’s I Breathe DPI – Dry Powder Inhaler Device

(This depends on the medication used inside the DPI, but in general:)

Medications used with the DPI may interact with:

• Beta-blockers
• Steroids
• Other bronchodilators
• Diuretics
• Antidepressants (MAOIs, tricyclics)
• Certain heart medications
• Always inform your doctor about all medicines you are taking.