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How Do You Prime An Asthma MDI Inhaler Correctly? Are you unsure about how to prepare your asthma inhaler for effective use? In this helpful video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about priming your asthma MDI inhaler. We’ll start by defining what priming is and why it’s an essential step in managing your asthma. You’ll learn the correct techniques to ensure your inhaler delivers the right amount of medication each time you use it. We’ll discuss how to properly check and prepare your inhaler, including cleaning the mouthpiece, shaking the device if needed, and spraying into the air to get it ready. We’ll also cover important tips for using your inhaler correctly, such as how to breathe in properly and hold your breath to maximize medication absorption. If you use a spacer with your inhaler, we’ll explain the proper priming steps for that as well. Whether you’re new to using inhalers or need a refresher, understanding the proper priming process can make a significant difference in your asthma control. Remember, following the specific instructions for your device ensures optimal medication delivery and helps keep your symptoms under control. Join us for this clear, straightforward guide, and subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips on asthma management.

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