Drug reference
levosalbutamol
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Drug class
Respiratory (B2-Agonist)
Mechanism of action
Beta2-receptor agonist with some beta1 activity; relaxes bronchial smooth muscle.
Common side effects
- Pharyngitis
- Viral infection
- Tremors
- Headache
- Rhinitis
Contraindications
- Hypersensitivity to levalbuterol or racemic albuterol
Known interactions (157)
- amisulpride + levosalbutamol Major
- carvedilol + levosalbutamol Major
- fexinidazole + levosalbutamol Major
- isocarboxazid + levosalbutamol Major
- Isoproterenol + levosalbutamol Major
- labetalol + levosalbutamol Major
- levosalbutamol + nadolol Major
- levosalbutamol + penbutolol Major
- levosalbutamol + phenelzine Major
- levosalbutamol + pindolol Major
- levosalbutamol + propranolol Major
- levosalbutamol + sotalol Major
- levosalbutamol + timolol Major
- levosalbutamol + tranylcypromine Major
- acebutolol + levosalbutamol Moderate
- albuterol + levosalbutamol Moderate
- alfuzosin + levosalbutamol Moderate
- amitriptyline + levosalbutamol Moderate
- amoxapine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- apomorphine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- arformoterol + levosalbutamol Moderate
- artemether + levosalbutamol Moderate
- artemether / lumefantrine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- atenolol + levosalbutamol Moderate
- atomoxetine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- bedaquiline + levosalbutamol Moderate
- bendroflumethiazide + levosalbutamol Moderate
- benzphetamine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- betaxolol + levosalbutamol Moderate
- bisoprolol + levosalbutamol Moderate
- bumetanide + levosalbutamol Moderate
- carbenoxolone + levosalbutamol Moderate
- celiprolol + levosalbutamol Moderate
- ceritinib + levosalbutamol Moderate
- chloroquine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- chlorothiazide + levosalbutamol Moderate
- chlorthalidone + levosalbutamol Moderate
- citalopram + levosalbutamol Moderate
- clarithromycin + levosalbutamol Moderate
- clomipramine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- clozapine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- crizotinib + levosalbutamol Moderate
- cyclopenthiazide + levosalbutamol Moderate
- dasatinib + levosalbutamol Moderate
- deflazacort + levosalbutamol Moderate
- degarelix + levosalbutamol Moderate
- desipramine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- dexmethylphenidate + levosalbutamol Moderate
- dextroamphetamine + levosalbutamol Moderate
- dichlorphenamide + levosalbutamol Moderate
Related conditions
Frequently asked questions
What drug class is levosalbutamol?
levosalbutamol belongs to: Respiratory.
How does levosalbutamol work?
Beta2-receptor agonist with some beta1 activity; relaxes bronchial smooth muscle.
What are the common side effects of levosalbutamol?
Pharyngitis, Viral infection, Tremors, Headache, Rhinitis
Which drugs interact with levosalbutamol?
amisulpride, carvedilol, fexinidazole, isocarboxazid, Isoproterenol, labetalol, nadolol, penbutolol, phenelzine, pindolol, propranolol, sotalol, timolol, tranylcypromine, acebutolol
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