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My husband has COPD
Quite a while ago, I was at my wits end because my husband was slowly dying from COPD and Bronchiectasis. He had been in hospital three times with pneumonia in 8 months and nearly died in hospital. He had completely given up. Whilst he was in hospital I was chasing up my appeals for the Attendance
Quite a while ago, I was at my wits end because my husband was slowly dying from COPD and Bronchiectasis. He had been in hospital three times with pneumonia in 8 months and nearly died in hospital. He had completely given up. Whilst he was in hospital I was chasing up my appeals for the Attendance
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12 years ago
COPD Numbers card
Just back from A&E had a bad coughing fit and passed out, my wife had trouble rousing me and called a amulance. I have been sufferring a chest infection all week, am on Amoxicillin & prednisilone, As a had a good ECG trace and a quick recovery and seemed to know what I was doing with my meds and
Just back from A&E had a bad coughing fit and passed out, my wife had trouble rousing me and called a amulance. I have been sufferring a chest infection all week, am on Amoxicillin & prednisilone, As a had a good ECG trace and a quick recovery and seemed to know what I was doing with my meds and
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12 years ago
Any folk ot there use a portable or larger home Nebuliser ?, and do they help?,
cos three times I have fineshed up in Hospital on one when breathing got very difficult for no apparent reasen , - presumably one has to get the chemical from the Doc as a prescription .The Internet seems to say they really ar'nt much better than an Inhaler, only difference is they FORCE the chemical
cos three times I have fineshed up in Hospital on one when breathing got very difficult for no apparent reasen , - presumably one has to get the chemical from the Doc as a prescription .The Internet seems to say they really ar'nt much better than an Inhaler, only difference is they FORCE the chemical
vittorio
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12 years ago
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Feeling rough!
Hi all - only posted a few times so apologies if it goes wrong! Hope everyone is well! :) I started Uni last week and 'freshers flu' has hit me - now have a really bad cold which has now resulted in my asthma playing up. Went to the doctors today and have been told have bad chest infection and on Amoxcillin
Hi all - only posted a few times so apologies if it goes wrong! Hope everyone is well! :) I started Uni last week and 'freshers flu' has hit me - now have a really bad cold which has now resulted in my asthma playing up. Went to the doctors today and have been told have bad chest infection and on Amoxcillin
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12 years ago
Brittle asthma???
Hinim new here not really sure if this is in the right place or not??? Basically I was diagnosed with asthma at 2 yrs old and over the years it has got worse I am on a log of meds, singular, flixotide nebs, aminophilyne, prednisone, spiriva inhaler, ventolin, seretide inhaler, azithromycin antibiotics
Hinim new here not really sure if this is in the right place or not??? Basically I was diagnosed with asthma at 2 yrs old and over the years it has got worse I am on a log of meds, singular, flixotide nebs, aminophilyne, prednisone, spiriva inhaler, ventolin, seretide inhaler, azithromycin antibiotics
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12 years ago
HOW DO YOU GET BRONCHIECTOSIS
My husband has had COPD for 8 years now and for the past few years we have been able to go abroad on our holidays. For the past two years my husband felt his breathing was getting worse (not on oxygen) so we decided to have our holidays in England. Everything was fine until the first week in January
My husband has had COPD for 8 years now and for the past few years we have been able to go abroad on our holidays. For the past two years my husband felt his breathing was getting worse (not on oxygen) so we decided to have our holidays in England. Everything was fine until the first week in January
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12 years ago
xray
This may come across as a bit of a moan but I am really running round the circles here. So, any advice is really appreciated. I was not well last week and could not arrange to speak to my GP (this is not a first time this has happened and I am thinking of changing my GP as I should be able to get hold
This may come across as a bit of a moan but I am really running round the circles here. So, any advice is really appreciated. I was not well last week and could not arrange to speak to my GP (this is not a first time this has happened and I am thinking of changing my GP as I should be able to get hold
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12 years ago
Home by the weekend
The consultant and 02 nurse have been to get home by the weekend whoo hoo! Plan in to get a 2nd concentrator for home as will be on 6L resting to see how I go with ambulatory if needed that can be increased. To do a trial for inhaled antibiotic's via the nebuliser to help with infections. Get the
The consultant and 02 nurse have been to get home by the weekend whoo hoo! Plan in to get a 2nd concentrator for home as will be on 6L resting to see how I go with ambulatory if needed that can be increased. To do a trial for inhaled antibiotic's via the nebuliser to help with infections. Get the
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12 years ago
Rushed into hospital
Hello my friends. I went out for a night out on saturday night (first time in a year)as i didnt feel too bad.we had family up from yarmouth so we decided having a quiet drink out but STUPIDLY i didnt wear a jacket as it wasn't that cold.we went home and at 5.30 on sunday morning i woke with the feeling
Hello my friends. I went out for a night out on saturday night (first time in a year)as i didnt feel too bad.we had family up from yarmouth so we decided having a quiet drink out but STUPIDLY i didnt wear a jacket as it wasn't that cold.we went home and at 5.30 on sunday morning i woke with the feeling
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12 years ago
Asthma and Vehicle fumes
Just joined the forum. I work on a car ferry a week at a time -when I'm home my peak flow is 650 and higher, when on board it drops to 600 and below and I cough alot, get tight chested sometimes and produce loads of mucus. Seen a specialist who reckons it's the vehicle fumes on the car deck that are
Just joined the forum. I work on a car ferry a week at a time -when I'm home my peak flow is 650 and higher, when on board it drops to 600 and below and I cough alot, get tight chested sometimes and produce loads of mucus. Seen a specialist who reckons it's the vehicle fumes on the car deck that are
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12 years ago
lose of voice
i have lost my voice can the
nebulizer
do this as my mouth is so dry after i have been on it
i have lost my voice can the
nebulizer
do this as my mouth is so dry after i have been on it
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12 years ago
Dr Jekill & Mr Hyde strikes again!
Soooooo frustrated i could scream, cry & generally need a straight jacket i'm so cross with my consultant! After 3 months of my work chasing my cons for a medical report he has sent one to them and its complete rubbish (not just my opinion, my HR officer said 'its useless to us and utter rubbish').
Soooooo frustrated i could scream, cry & generally need a straight jacket i'm so cross with my consultant! After 3 months of my work chasing my cons for a medical report he has sent one to them and its complete rubbish (not just my opinion, my HR officer said 'its useless to us and utter rubbish').
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12 years ago
E Flow nebuliser?
Just wondering if there are any E flow neb users out there. My lovely Pari mobile is not well and looking to replace it. May go for straight replacement as its been absolutely great. I also have a little omron micro air that present is going strong despite its age. However this is really just not powerfull
Just wondering if there are any E flow neb users out there. My lovely Pari mobile is not well and looking to replace it. May go for straight replacement as its been absolutely great. I also have a little omron micro air that present is going strong despite its age. However this is really just not powerfull
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12 years ago
Feeling very blue.
Not a full time carer yet for hubby as he works from home, but he had a bad bout of pneumonia and with COPD that is not good (last February). I posted earlier this week, when I was at a loss about what is "normal" in COPD. thank you guys for all the responses, it was helpful. Went to see his COPD
Not a full time carer yet for hubby as he works from home, but he had a bad bout of pneumonia and with COPD that is not good (last February). I posted earlier this week, when I was at a loss about what is "normal" in COPD. thank you guys for all the responses, it was helpful. Went to see his COPD
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12 years ago
Am Carer For My Husband
I have been on here for a few months but just reading till a couple of days ago, so thought I'd better introduce myself. My husband has Asthma/Emphysema, he spent Christmas 2008 in hospital with a collapsed lung first in Salford Royal and then transferred to Wythenshawe because he looked like the Michelin
I have been on here for a few months but just reading till a couple of days ago, so thought I'd better introduce myself. My husband has Asthma/Emphysema, he spent Christmas 2008 in hospital with a collapsed lung first in Salford Royal and then transferred to Wythenshawe because he looked like the Michelin
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
Nebulisers
This question has come up a couple of times during the past 24 hours so thought I would write a general post about it. In an ideal world those of us who need to use these machines should get them supplied by our doctors or respiratory teams. There is no such thing as an ideal world unfortunately
This question has come up a couple of times during the past 24 hours so thought I would write a general post about it. In an ideal world those of us who need to use these machines should get them supplied by our doctors or respiratory teams. There is no such thing as an ideal world unfortunately
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
Sorry feet first
Im sorry to have just jumped in without introducing myself, just like von1 I also have been looking in on all that is going on and learning as well. I feel as if I know you all and I just jumped in! I am still in limbo land, i have had asthma since a baby and controlled for many years with brown and
Im sorry to have just jumped in without introducing myself, just like von1 I also have been looking in on all that is going on and learning as well. I feel as if I know you all and I just jumped in! I am still in limbo land, i have had asthma since a baby and controlled for many years with brown and
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12 years ago
unhappy
in the process of losing my home as i cannot meet motgage payments so the doctor came to me at 8 this morning and said i still smoke but want them to help me because im still smoking his exact words to me were its home time funny really cos this chest specialist smokes him self i wasnt even given my
nebulizer
in the process of losing my home as i cannot meet motgage payments so the doctor came to me at 8 this morning and said i still smoke but want them to help me because im still smoking his exact words to me were its home time funny really cos this chest specialist smokes him self i wasnt even given my
nebulizer
madmarc
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 years ago
When do you use home nebuliser ?
I have a nebuliser and meds for it. Am not sure whether I should use occasionally, or regularly - so I haven't used it yet, keeping it for use in case of emergency.
I have a nebuliser and meds for it. Am not sure whether I should use occasionally, or regularly - so I haven't used it yet, keeping it for use in case of emergency.
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12 years ago
just brought an oximeter
,plus
nebulizer
,thanks
,plus
nebulizer
,thanks
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12 years ago
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