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Aclidinium/Formoterol

Other names: Duaklir Pressair

Categories: Prescription Medication

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Aclidinium/Formoterol is a combination inhaler used as maintenance treatment for COPD. It contains two long-acting bronchodilators: aclidinium, a LAMA that relaxes airway muscles by blocking muscarinic receptors, and formoterol, a LABA that opens airways by stimulating beta2 receptors. Together, they improve lung function, reduce shortness of breath, and help prevent exacerbations. This medication is taken twice daily using the Pressair inhaler device. Common side effects include headache, cough, and sore throat, and it is not intended for sudden breathing problems or asthma treatment.

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AI generated Summary: Based on the single expert review, Aclidinium/Formoterol appears to be an effective maintenance therapy for moderate to severe COPD patients who require dual bronchodilation due to persistent symptoms or frequent exacerbations despite monotherapy. The availability of a generic version in the U.S. makes this treatment a more affordable long-term option for patients.

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