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Asthma and covid booster
I am due for my booster in 2 days time but had asthma in the last week. Should I postpone it ?
I am due for my booster in 2 days time but had asthma in the last week. Should I postpone it ?
France21
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Is anyone on fostair inhaler (pink)? If so is this a strong inhaler or for controlled asthma
Inhaler
Inhaler
Levans29
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
GERD
Just wanted to know about people’s experience with omeprazole. Ive just been prescribed it because I have bad acid and my oesophagus has been damaged due to acid. However, I’ve heard of a connection with GERD and asthma and I have noticed that since I’ve taken the medication, my asthma seems better too
Just wanted to know about people’s experience with omeprazole. Ive just been prescribed it because I have bad acid and my oesophagus has been damaged due to acid. However, I’ve heard of a connection with GERD and asthma and I have noticed that since I’ve taken the medication, my asthma seems better too
Logo132
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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Best Antihistamine for Asthma
Hi. My asthma nurse thinks my flare up is due to cats (never happened before) I have always had a cat in the home and I’m 48. They want to me to try Montelukast i’m a bit scared of the side effects. Can anyone recommend a good antihistamine or are they all the same. thanks 😊
Hi. My asthma nurse thinks my flare up is due to cats (never happened before) I have always had a cat in the home and I’m 48. They want to me to try Montelukast i’m a bit scared of the side effects. Can anyone recommend a good antihistamine or are they all the same. thanks 😊
Hopes1
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Allergies
I have suffered ataxia for some ten years. Although the trend of the condition has been unremittingly downwards, the decline accelerating of late, my condition still seems to be very variable from day to day. Can anyone suggest somewhere where I can request a wide ranging allergy test. I feel certain
I have suffered ataxia for some ten years. Although the trend of the condition has been unremittingly downwards, the decline accelerating of late, my condition still seems to be very variable from day to day. Can anyone suggest somewhere where I can request a wide ranging allergy test. I feel certain
Piero
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Ataxia UK
2 years ago
Tertiary Specialist Appointment - outcome
Well! The long-awaited appointment happened! Out come was basically, need blood tests (done!) and waiting for ENT. He said he's not sure why I'm not responding enough to oral steroids and that I don't have the inflammation typically associated with asthma (eosinophils I'm guessing, probably spelt that
Well! The long-awaited appointment happened! Out come was basically, need blood tests (done!) and waiting for ENT. He said he's not sure why I'm not responding enough to oral steroids and that I don't have the inflammation typically associated with asthma (eosinophils I'm guessing, probably spelt that
floating_
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Sensitive to mould and damp
Since the past few months I have been severely unwell. It started bystaying at my parents house, where the ceiling had collapsed due to water damage from rain and ongoing work. One day I woke up with gasping for air, allergy symptoms, nausea, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, brain fog and sensitivity to light
Since the past few months I have been severely unwell. It started bystaying at my parents house, where the ceiling had collapsed due to water damage from rain and ongoing work. One day I woke up with gasping for air, allergy symptoms, nausea, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, brain fog and sensitivity to light
Kauser_A
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Aspergillosis and Rare Fungal Infection Support
2 years ago
Tension or tightness in chest, wanting to take a deep breath
Or maybe it really isn't heart related - it could be something like
allergic
asthma
or rhinitis.
Or maybe it really isn't heart related - it could be something like
allergic
asthma
or rhinitis.
Robbie1964
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Let me introduce myself
I am a lifelong survivor of “severe, difficult to treat intermittent
allergic
asthma
”. 49 years young now. Every moment I’m able to breathe better is a gift to me. A gift I don’t take for granted. Asthma has the power to seriously affect one’s perspective on life.
I am a lifelong survivor of “severe, difficult to treat intermittent
allergic
asthma
”. 49 years young now. Every moment I’m able to breathe better is a gift to me. A gift I don’t take for granted. Asthma has the power to seriously affect one’s perspective on life.
BreatheBetter
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Living with Asthma
3 years ago
Asthma Annual Survey
Could you spare five minutes to tell us about your asthma care? We have launched our Annual Asthma Survey and we want to hear all about how your asthma is being managed, your experiences of getting basic asthma care over the last year and what things can trigger your symptoms. Last year more than 11,000
Could you spare five minutes to tell us about your asthma care? We have launched our Annual Asthma Survey and we want to hear all about how your asthma is being managed, your experiences of getting basic asthma care over the last year and what things can trigger your symptoms. Last year more than 11,000
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Tips how did I managed my asthma that didn’t respond to Fostair,
AUK Warning:
If reading this post please do not ever be tempted to stop asthma medication without having a full consultation with a Health care professional who knows you.
I have asthma since 1 year and half despite had taken many inhaler types include fostair and clenil and fostair 200
AUK Warning:
If reading this post please do not ever be tempted to stop asthma medication without having a full consultation with a Health care professional who knows you.
I have asthma since 1 year and half despite had taken many inhaler types include fostair and clenil and fostair 200
M-A-000
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Non-allergic asthma? Is montelukast and antihistamine needed?
And instead be managed with stronger inhalers as opposed to ‘add-ons’ which maybe more for
allergic
-
asthma
? Sorry for lots of questions! I am just very confused now the allergy asthma seems to be ruled out. Thank you!
And instead be managed with stronger inhalers as opposed to ‘add-ons’ which maybe more for
allergic
-
asthma
? Sorry for lots of questions! I am just very confused now the allergy asthma seems to be ruled out. Thank you!
LRLR
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Chest tightness.
Does anyone know how i go about getting tested to see if any allergies trigger off asthma? Don’t know if it’s a thing as I’m unsure what makes me chesty or tightness as I feel tightness randomly sometimes
Does anyone know how i go about getting tested to see if any allergies trigger off asthma? Don’t know if it’s a thing as I’m unsure what makes me chesty or tightness as I feel tightness randomly sometimes
Levans29
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Any tips for running in cold weather with asthma??
Has anyone got any tips on running in cold weather when you suffer with asthma?? As I went running this morning got half way and suffered an asthma attack 😭 Thanks
Has anyone got any tips on running in cold weather when you suffer with asthma?? As I went running this morning got half way and suffered an asthma attack 😭 Thanks
Jo85
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Do I have un-treated asthma?
Hi there, I'm 40 and I've had a diagnosis of asthma for years but it's never been properly diagnosed, treated or reviewed. I've sporadically had blue and brown inhalers but never felt they did much good. I've never really believed the asthma diagnosis because I don't have the classic symptoms such as
Hi there, I'm 40 and I've had a diagnosis of asthma for years but it's never been properly diagnosed, treated or reviewed. I've sporadically had blue and brown inhalers but never felt they did much good. I've never really believed the asthma diagnosis because I don't have the classic symptoms such as
Carriegoodegg
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Does IBS give you pain on the mid right side
I have had pains on my right side for 14 years. Sometimes better other times pretty bad that I constantly have hot water bottle on it. I had colonoscopy, blood tests, scans 4 years ago and nothing was found. Most of the IBS sufferers here say pain is on the left but I never have pain on the left side
I have had pains on my right side for 14 years. Sometimes better other times pretty bad that I constantly have hot water bottle on it. I had colonoscopy, blood tests, scans 4 years ago and nothing was found. Most of the IBS sufferers here say pain is on the left but I never have pain on the left side
HakkaBuster
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IBS Network
3 years ago
Ventolin and other Inhalers
When I was a child ( a little one!) I had fairly constant asthma. At the age of 11 I was diagnosed as having a strong allergy to feathers and wool, among other things. Of course, when I had asthma my mother would wrap me in bedding - wool blankets, feather quilt. Feather pillows. D'oh. At around that
When I was a child ( a little one!) I had fairly constant asthma. At the age of 11 I was diagnosed as having a strong allergy to feathers and wool, among other things. Of course, when I had asthma my mother would wrap me in bedding - wool blankets, feather quilt. Feather pillows. D'oh. At around that
Elspe
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Latest recommendations from Global Initiative for Asthma.
The global Initiative for asthma #GINA has published their 2021 recommendations for the treatment of Asthma. It is quite sciency but will keep you up to date on the latest treatment thoughts by top docs for Asthma. I found it very interesting, particularly on trying to make sure that people are not
The global Initiative for asthma #GINA has published their 2021 recommendations for the treatment of Asthma. It is quite sciency but will keep you up to date on the latest treatment thoughts by top docs for Asthma. I found it very interesting, particularly on trying to make sure that people are not
risabel59
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Post laparoscopy
Hey everyone! I’ve got my laparoscopy on the 7th January! Few questions if anyone can help please! Will they take out things during the surgery if needed or would I need a separate surgery for that? What if they find it on my bowels would I have a stoma ? How did everyone cope after surgery? Did you
Hey everyone! I’ve got my laparoscopy on the 7th January! Few questions if anyone can help please! Will they take out things during the surgery if needed or would I need a separate surgery for that? What if they find it on my bowels would I have a stoma ? How did everyone cope after surgery? Did you
Chloe_neal
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Endometriosis spread to the kidney & ureter, nephrostomy fitted and more major surgery ahead… any advice or similar experience?
Since my last post I have been in and out of hospital ☹️ I had lots of blood in the urine and severe pain in my back and side. After tests and scans they found my left kidney wasn’t functioning and the ureter was blocked all down to growth of endometriosis. The surgeon confirmed in my previous surgery
Since my last post I have been in and out of hospital ☹️ I had lots of blood in the urine and severe pain in my back and side. After tests and scans they found my left kidney wasn’t functioning and the ureter was blocked all down to growth of endometriosis. The surgeon confirmed in my previous surgery
Greys90
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
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