It works by blocking or slowing down the sympathetic nervous system response to normal stimulation from external stimuli, such as exercise. VENTOLIN HFA, is usually prescribed for short-term use to treat bronchial airways clogged with mucus. However, recent studies show that VENTOLINE may also be effective in the treatment of non-bronchial asthma, which is not life-threatening but causes the patient to have night sweats and is often accompanied by wheezing, coughing, and breathlessness. VENTolin HFA was originally developed to treat patients who were not responding well to conventional therapy. The drug is now being investigated for its possible effectiveness in the treatment of asthma in children and adults with age-related chronic bronchitis.

Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease have collapsed airways due to inflammation and blockage of the respiratory airways. This condition often results in difficulty breathing, causing an abundance of mucus and a reduction in oxygenation. This causes shortness of breath, which leads to an increase in carbon dioxide levels. The most common medical treatments for these medical conditions involve the use of mechanical ventilators, which are connected to tubing that delivers pressurized air to the lungs. Unfortunately, these devices can be uncomfortable and ineffective for many patients. This is because they do not provide a sufficient supply of oxygen, leading to exhaustion of the patient.