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Steroid Card?
I've just been removing my personal information from my new inhaler (Relvar 184/22) and noticed it says to carry a steroid card. Does anyone know what this is and why it is needed? Thanks
I've just been removing my personal information from my new inhaler (Relvar 184/22) and noticed it says to carry a steroid card. Does anyone know what this is and why it is needed? Thanks
_Badger_
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Not my finest...
First cold run, and it reminded me with a bang that I have asthma. Only managed to run for 25 minutes as a full blown attack was threatening and after gasping hopefully at my inhaler I realised that in a moment of stultifying stupidity I'd brought an empty one. Not good. I'm not going to call it a fail
First cold run, and it reminded me with a bang that I have asthma. Only managed to run for 25 minutes as a full blown attack was threatening and after gasping hopefully at my inhaler I realised that in a moment of stultifying stupidity I'd brought an empty one. Not good. I'm not going to call it a fail
Scout37
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Anyone used the aerochamber plus?
I get my inhaler from an online pharmacy and this month they've sent out an email with a new product in it that I don't know. https://www.pharmica.co.uk/asthma/aerochamber-plus Anyone used the aerochamber plus?
I get my inhaler from an online pharmacy and this month they've sent out an email with a new product in it that I don't know. https://www.pharmica.co.uk/asthma/aerochamber-plus Anyone used the aerochamber plus?
Gautam1983
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
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Adult-onset asthma and Cushing
Hi all! Firstly I'm Asian and not from UK, but we don't have forums like these in my country. Just would like some advice on current situation. I had adult onset asthma since start of 2019 and it became so bad I would wake up at 3am breathless and vomiting. I was placed on Seretide 25/50, 2 in morning
Hi all! Firstly I'm Asian and not from UK, but we don't have forums like these in my country. Just would like some advice on current situation. I had adult onset asthma since start of 2019 and it became so bad I would wake up at 3am breathless and vomiting. I was placed on Seretide 25/50, 2 in morning
Moorose
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Mobility scooter or not
I am getting real aggravation from my two daughters. I’ve just ordered a mobility scooter so I can go on walks with my husband. I can’t walk far but I try. I have had balance problems and arthritis for a number of years and have always coped with gym, swimming and Zumba. Since my heart attack my balance
I am getting real aggravation from my two daughters. I’ve just ordered a mobility scooter so I can go on walks with my husband. I can’t walk far but I try. I have had balance problems and arthritis for a number of years and have always coped with gym, swimming and Zumba. Since my heart attack my balance
Maisie2014
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British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Fostair nexthaler 100/6 one puff twice a day
The asthma specialist at my surgery prescribed me the above since Feb on the mart regimen. Usually I stop taking the inhaler was previously on becotide and ventolin in the summer. Due to covid 19 I did not stop and continue to take it. I agree to change to fostair nexthaler as he gave me the impression
The asthma specialist at my surgery prescribed me the above since Feb on the mart regimen. Usually I stop taking the inhaler was previously on becotide and ventolin in the summer. Due to covid 19 I did not stop and continue to take it. I agree to change to fostair nexthaler as he gave me the impression
ahfat41
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Not sure who to believe at this point.
Hello everyone, hope you're having a splendid day, feeling healthy, and staying safe. I made a post on this forum 3 months ago and the responses I got were very positive and made me hopeful that I'm not alone in this mess. I was "diagnosed" with asthma three months ago and prescribed a corticosteroid
Hello everyone, hope you're having a splendid day, feeling healthy, and staying safe. I made a post on this forum 3 months ago and the responses I got were very positive and made me hopeful that I'm not alone in this mess. I was "diagnosed" with asthma three months ago and prescribed a corticosteroid
Nj9x
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Exercise
Just a quick random question. Does anyones lung condition symptoms improve after exercise? Im still undiagnosed and have daily mild symptoms but everytime i do cardio exercise such as 5 and 10km runs, i notice my symptoms improve for the rest of the day. I also have a methacholine challenge test tomorrow
Just a quick random question. Does anyones lung condition symptoms improve after exercise? Im still undiagnosed and have daily mild symptoms but everytime i do cardio exercise such as 5 and 10km runs, i notice my symptoms improve for the rest of the day. I also have a methacholine challenge test tomorrow
Lee2k182
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Not doing so well
Have just had follow up appointment with asthma nurse following a and e visit yesterday. I now have another ten day course of pred. Doubled the strength of the combined inhaler. Also added in montelukast. She’s calling back Friday to check how things are going. This is the worst my asthma has
Have just had follow up appointment with asthma nurse following a and e visit yesterday. I now have another ten day course of pred. Doubled the strength of the combined inhaler. Also added in montelukast. She’s calling back Friday to check how things are going. This is the worst my asthma has
Dizzy412
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
UK Medications Update, August 24, 2020
Intal Some people with mast cell diseases use the sodium cromoglycate inhaler, Intal. The producer, Sanofi, confirmed today that it is out of stock but is expected back in late October. Ketotifen Tablets The tablets should now be available to be purchased from Alloga by your pharmacy, however, the identification
Intal Some people with mast cell diseases use the sodium cromoglycate inhaler, Intal. The producer, Sanofi, confirmed today that it is out of stock but is expected back in late October. Ketotifen Tablets The tablets should now be available to be purchased from Alloga by your pharmacy, however, the identification
Jess-UKMasto
Partner
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The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
4 years ago
An update on hubby and myself.
So its been a while since i posted any updates, so decided to give an update. Hubby has a couple of days where he felt ok, and seemed normal ish. It was lovely while it lasted. He is now having a couple of hours where he isnt feeling to bad and then he goes down hill, he said he cant explain it but i
So its been a while since i posted any updates, so decided to give an update. Hubby has a couple of days where he felt ok, and seemed normal ish. It was lovely while it lasted. He is now having a couple of hours where he isnt feeling to bad and then he goes down hill, he said he cant explain it but i
lyn3
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Breathing problems
Does anyone else suffer badly with breathing problems and wheeziness with hypothyroidism? I have had mild asthma but it’s always been under control, however lately I’m so short of breath and wheezy constantly. My peak flow is still 500-600 so I’m not sure i agree with my doctors when they keep telling
Does anyone else suffer badly with breathing problems and wheeziness with hypothyroidism? I have had mild asthma but it’s always been under control, however lately I’m so short of breath and wheezy constantly. My peak flow is still 500-600 so I’m not sure i agree with my doctors when they keep telling
Coop20
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Weekly virtual 5k in new shoes and bad asthma week!
I wasn't going to run this week as I've had a bad week with my asthma. New inhaler not here till tomorrow so thought I needed to be sensible. I wasn't! New shoes were sat in the box taunting me and I felt a lot better yesterday so thought I'd have a slow jog out. Felt good not chasing PBs, singing
I wasn't going to run this week as I've had a bad week with my asthma. New inhaler not here till tomorrow so thought I needed to be sensible. I wasn't! New shoes were sat in the box taunting me and I felt a lot better yesterday so thought I'd have a slow jog out. Felt good not chasing PBs, singing
SammiN3
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Asthma attack?
Ok, I feel a bit daft asking this question but...Two weeks ago I had problems when walking back to my car from work both nights. Because of covid a lot of the doors are locked in the hospital before my shift ends and I had a longer walk than usual and mostly uphill. I got seriously breathless and tight
Ok, I feel a bit daft asking this question but...Two weeks ago I had problems when walking back to my car from work both nights. Because of covid a lot of the doors are locked in the hospital before my shift ends and I had a longer walk than usual and mostly uphill. I got seriously breathless and tight
bookdaft
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Silly asthma!!!
I have my new running trainers sat waiting-unworn. I can't wait to get out but my chest has other ideas! After several days of struggling with my asthma, I've been left weak and wheezy. Have to wait till Monday for my new inhaler so till then I darent risk a run. Never had this itching to get out
I have my new running trainers sat waiting-unworn. I can't wait to get out but my chest has other ideas! After several days of struggling with my asthma, I've been left weak and wheezy. Have to wait till Monday for my new inhaler so till then I darent risk a run. Never had this itching to get out
SammiN3
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Week 4 repeated Day 2
I finally did it! Managed to run for the full 16 minutes today. So strange since I haven’t been able to get past 12 minutes before today. I wanted to stop many times but managed the first 5 minute segment well and then really struggled during the last 5 minute segment and the small hernia on my left
I finally did it! Managed to run for the full 16 minutes today. So strange since I haven’t been able to get past 12 minutes before today. I wanted to stop many times but managed the first 5 minute segment well and then really struggled during the last 5 minute segment and the small hernia on my left
Dodgylungs
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
asthma inhaler interaction with prednisone?
just adding to my previous post, yesterday I started using an asthma inhaler, (called Symbicort, active ingredients budesonide and fumaterol fumarate dihydrate ) prescribed for a long term cough, hopefully to be cleared up after two weeks of the inhaler. Could this have any bearing on the reappearance
just adding to my previous post, yesterday I started using an asthma inhaler, (called Symbicort, active ingredients budesonide and fumaterol fumarate dihydrate ) prescribed for a long term cough, hopefully to be cleared up after two weeks of the inhaler. Could this have any bearing on the reappearance
Tiredcat
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PMRGCAuk
4 years ago
Acid Reflux from Symbicort
recently diagnosed with asthma. Began with Symbicort DPI, but suffered a number of side effects. Have changed to Seritide inhaler, but am left with acid reflux side effect from Symbicort. Has anyone experienced something similar? Has the change in meds resulted in the reflux dissipating over time? Any
recently diagnosed with asthma. Began with Symbicort DPI, but suffered a number of side effects. Have changed to Seritide inhaler, but am left with acid reflux side effect from Symbicort. Has anyone experienced something similar? Has the change in meds resulted in the reflux dissipating over time? Any
AVass
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Peak flow
Hello there Can I ask if there’s a way to get health professionals to take your symptoms seriously even if your peak flow is your best? Mine is at my best yet I’m SOB, yawning loads (stops if I use reliever), coughing and my breathing is noticeable to other family members. It’s definitely not anxiety
Hello there Can I ask if there’s a way to get health professionals to take your symptoms seriously even if your peak flow is your best? Mine is at my best yet I’m SOB, yawning loads (stops if I use reliever), coughing and my breathing is noticeable to other family members. It’s definitely not anxiety
Emzcat41
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
I DID IT!!! W9 R3!
Officially a couch to 5k graduate!! 😁🏃♀️😁🏃♀️😁 Tonight I went out and ran for 30 minutes & 8 seconds covering 3.1miles (5k)🎉 This time 9 weeks ago i struggled to do the 1st run and now look at me! 😁 and all without an inhaler! 😅 This was a hard run, legs were so heavy and tired but i did it
Officially a couch to 5k graduate!! 😁🏃♀️😁🏃♀️😁 Tonight I went out and ran for 30 minutes & 8 seconds covering 3.1miles (5k)🎉 This time 9 weeks ago i struggled to do the 1st run and now look at me! 😁 and all without an inhaler! 😅 This was a hard run, legs were so heavy and tired but i did it
AM2020
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
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