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Using an inhaler properly ensures that you get the correct dose of medication. Here are the general steps for using a metered-dose inhaler (MDI) with or without a spacer:

1. Prepare the Inhaler:
Shake the inhaler well (about 5 seconds) to mix the medication.
Remove the cap from the mouthpiece, checking for any debris inside the inhaler.
2. Exhale Completely:
Breathe out gently and completely to empty your lungs, but don’t forcefully exhale.
3. Position the Inhaler:
You can use the inhaler in two ways:

With Spacer (optional): Attach the inhaler to the spacer, which can help deliver more medication to your lungs.
Without Spacer: Hold the inhaler about 1-2 inches (2-5 cm) from your mouth or place the mouthpiece in your mouth.
4. Inhale the Medication:
Press down on the inhaler to release a puff of medication while you begin to inhale deeply and slowly through your mouth.
Continue inhaling slowly and deeply to ensure the medication reaches deep into your lungs.
5. Hold Your Breath:
After inhaling the medication, hold your breath for about 10 seconds (or as long as comfortable).
This helps the medication reach deeper into your lungs.
6. Exhale:
Slowly breathe out through your mouth. If you're using a spacer, you may breathe out through the spacer.
7. Repeat if Necessary:
If you need a second puff, wait about 30 seconds to 1 minute between puffs. Shake the inhaler again before the second puff.
8. Rinse Your Mouth (Optional):
If you're using a steroid inhaler, it's recommended to rinse your mouth with water afterward to reduce the risk of fungal infections.
Additional Tips:
Timing: Always use your inhaler as prescribed by your doctor. If you have trouble using your inhaler, ask your healthcare provider for guidance.
Check Medication Level: Be sure to check how much medication is left in the inhaler. Some inhalers have a dose counter.

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