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he said we will get your asthma under control first and then find out what your triggers are . he has put me on some tablets to go with my inhalers i think he said they where called singulair or something like that and to take
antihistamines
,he has wrote to my gp telling him what going off but he said
he said we will get your asthma under control first and then find out what your triggers are . he has put me on some tablets to go with my inhalers i think he said they where called singulair or something like that and to take
antihistamines
,he has wrote to my gp telling him what going off but he said
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18 years ago
Scared, confused and in need to help
Many thanks H Oh PS my current meds are: cetrizine 10mg twice daily (
antihistamines
) Montelukast (singulair) 10mg once daily seretide 250 inhaler twice daily If I have a reaction: upto 3 piriton tablets (12mg) Epipen every 5 minutes until help arrive salbutamol inhaler salbutamol nebuliser
Many thanks H Oh PS my current meds are: cetrizine 10mg twice daily (
antihistamines
) Montelukast (singulair) 10mg once daily seretide 250 inhaler twice daily If I have a reaction: upto 3 piriton tablets (12mg) Epipen every 5 minutes until help arrive salbutamol inhaler salbutamol nebuliser
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15 years ago
Skint Student!
I need seretide and montelukast monthly, as well as fairly regular ventolin MDI's, spacers,
antihistamines
etc.... Thanks in advance, Emz
I need seretide and montelukast monthly, as well as fairly regular ventolin MDI's, spacers,
antihistamines
etc.... Thanks in advance, Emz
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17 years ago
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I itch all over
I know when my back itches its a sign my asthma getting worse-Im on regular
antihistamines
and had addd in piriton but still i itch. I dont use washing powder ive been using eco ball for bout 4 yrs Any ideas? Penny
I know when my back itches its a sign my asthma getting worse-Im on regular
antihistamines
and had addd in piriton but still i itch. I dont use washing powder ive been using eco ball for bout 4 yrs Any ideas? Penny
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15 years ago
Antihistamines
When I went splat Monday and had oxygen and nebs at Manchester the nurse there put me on
antihistamines
as not on any and said as I have asthma should be on them as suffer all year round.My asthma consultant and asthma nurse at the severe asthma clinic didnt put me on any so not sure about taking them.The
When I went splat Monday and had oxygen and nebs at Manchester the nurse there put me on
antihistamines
as not on any and said as I have asthma should be on them as suffer all year round.My asthma consultant and asthma nurse at the severe asthma clinic didnt put me on any so not sure about taking them.The
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13 years ago
Hay fever relief without antihistamine??
(it flares up with hayfever) Been told I can't use
antihistamines
for a week prior to the tests. My hayfever is going mad. It's dreadful and my eyes are so sore. Is there anything I can do that doesn't involve
antihistamines
?
(it flares up with hayfever) Been told I can't use
antihistamines
for a week prior to the tests. My hayfever is going mad. It's dreadful and my eyes are so sore. Is there anything I can do that doesn't involve
antihistamines
?
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13 years ago
Air Purifiers, pet sprays etc. Please advise!
hi, we (along with our asthma nurse) think our 3 year old has an allergy to cats & dogs. His asthma is usually triggered by colds and viruses however EVERY time we have stayed at either of our parents his nose starts running and he starts coughing all night and his asthma plays up. It then usually lasts
hi, we (along with our asthma nurse) think our 3 year old has an allergy to cats & dogs. His asthma is usually triggered by colds and viruses however EVERY time we have stayed at either of our parents his nose starts running and he starts coughing all night and his asthma plays up. It then usually lasts
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17 years ago
Does this sound like an asthma flare up?
I was diagnosed with asthma at the age of 9, and took a preventer until the age of 14 when I thought I had grown out of it, since the cough and chest tightness was dealt with by the preventer and I had never been given a reliever as never needed it. I had never had hayfever as a child, but over the
I was diagnosed with asthma at the age of 9, and took a preventer until the age of 14 when I thought I had grown out of it, since the cough and chest tightness was dealt with by the preventer and I had never been given a reliever as never needed it. I had never had hayfever as a child, but over the
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14 years ago
How do you know when to go to the doctor?
I was diagnosed a couple of years ago, I'm generally mild and exercise induced, I only use salbutamol and
antihistamines
as far as medication for asthma. The nurse keeps saying we might put you onto a steroid inhaler but we'll see. So my question is when do you go to the doctors for a flare up?
I was diagnosed a couple of years ago, I'm generally mild and exercise induced, I only use salbutamol and
antihistamines
as far as medication for asthma. The nurse keeps saying we might put you onto a steroid inhaler but we'll see. So my question is when do you go to the doctors for a flare up?
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14 years ago
Frequent attacks and an annoying mum!
I believe im already on very strong medications (Seretide, atrovent, salbutmol, montelukast and
antihistamines
) and am really unsure on where they will go next. I'm sick of being on prednislone as its given me awful cramps and puts me in a rather horrid mood!
I believe im already on very strong medications (Seretide, atrovent, salbutmol, montelukast and
antihistamines
) and am really unsure on where they will go next. I'm sick of being on prednislone as its given me awful cramps and puts me in a rather horrid mood!
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15 years ago
New to asthma; some questions
I had a few acute attacks early on, and it was assumed that this was caused by allergies, so I have been taking meds for that (singulair plus
antihistamines
). Over the past few months, I've had occasional trouble breathing, without having any serious attacks where I feel like I'm drowning in air.
I had a few acute attacks early on, and it was assumed that this was caused by allergies, so I have been taking meds for that (singulair plus
antihistamines
). Over the past few months, I've had occasional trouble breathing, without having any serious attacks where I feel like I'm drowning in air.
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13 years ago
PETITION FOR PIRITON SYRUP IN SACHET FORM!!
Hello, I have kids with both asthma and food/nut allergies and I have to carry a bottle of antihistamine everywhere we go, I am therefore supporting this cause that another mum with nut allergic child has set up. If use antihistamine syrup for your child or yourself or even if you just think this is
Hello, I have kids with both asthma and food/nut allergies and I have to carry a bottle of antihistamine everywhere we go, I am therefore supporting this cause that another mum with nut allergic child has set up. If use antihistamine syrup for your child or yourself or even if you just think this is
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14 years ago
Trying alternative medicine for allergies (or do your allergy meds help enough?)
So I'm on sigulair, zyrtec and phenergan (both
antihistamines
). I'm in the U.S. and I know over there you tend to use generic names. Anyways, I've been trying acupuncture and Chinese herbs lately which seems to help some with the allergies where the
antihistamines
have failed.
So I'm on sigulair, zyrtec and phenergan (both
antihistamines
). I'm in the U.S. and I know over there you tend to use generic names. Anyways, I've been trying acupuncture and Chinese herbs lately which seems to help some with the allergies where the
antihistamines
have failed.
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13 years ago
Hayfever???
I left it a few weeks before seeing the doctor and she said I had no wheeze and my chest was clear so was prob just hayfever so gave me some
antihistamines
. I've never had hayfever before but I do have a blocked/runny nose so I suppose it could be.
I left it a few weeks before seeing the doctor and she said I had no wheeze and my chest was clear so was prob just hayfever so gave me some
antihistamines
. I've never had hayfever before but I do have a blocked/runny nose so I suppose it could be.
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13 years ago
Asthma and Hayfever
Ive noticed that the itchy eyes have gone, itchy throat etc.. but my chest is terrible, It seems to sit straight on my chest now and the
antihistamines
just dont do anything for it since being diagnosed. (my first hayfever season with asthma). Does anybody here have this problen at all?
Ive noticed that the itchy eyes have gone, itchy throat etc.. but my chest is terrible, It seems to sit straight on my chest now and the
antihistamines
just dont do anything for it since being diagnosed. (my first hayfever season with asthma). Does anybody here have this problen at all?
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14 years ago
forgetting inhalers rant
And its just dawned on me, I forgot to take my fostair yesterday and that i have run out of
antihistamines
. feeling ill and like an absolute idiot. Found what keeps me stable and im not taking it. grr stupid forgetfulness!!! Sorry about the rant im rather annoyed with myself.
And its just dawned on me, I forgot to take my fostair yesterday and that i have run out of
antihistamines
. feeling ill and like an absolute idiot. Found what keeps me stable and im not taking it. grr stupid forgetfulness!!! Sorry about the rant im rather annoyed with myself.
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14 years ago
How do you make a diagnosis?
Since I'll be going home for Christmas, longer than a weekend, I thought this time I'll go to the doctor and see if she can give me some stronger
antihistamines
since the over the counter ones aren't particularly effective.
Since I'll be going home for Christmas, longer than a weekend, I thought this time I'll go to the doctor and see if she can give me some stronger
antihistamines
since the over the counter ones aren't particularly effective.
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17 years ago
A bit of a rant - sorry!
Aside ventolin, seretide 250/25 and
antihistamines
not using anything else what is the next step? I know some of you are using a lot more than this. Just wondering what next - I was hoping to come away with some pred! Sorry to moan Em x
Aside ventolin, seretide 250/25 and
antihistamines
not using anything else what is the next step? I know some of you are using a lot more than this. Just wondering what next - I was hoping to come away with some pred! Sorry to moan Em x
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13 years ago
My path through the minefield too diagnosis.
Hi all As a child as far as I can remember I didn't really catch all the colds and bugs my siblings caught. Always had severe reactions to insect bites and stings. Always suffered with abdominal pain and problems with stomach. Into teenage years repeatedly suffered migraines, tonsilitus, glandular
Hi all As a child as far as I can remember I didn't really catch all the colds and bugs my siblings caught. Always had severe reactions to insect bites and stings. Always suffered with abdominal pain and problems with stomach. Into teenage years repeatedly suffered migraines, tonsilitus, glandular
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13 years ago
My story
I am 47 year old Mum of 3 and 1 fantastic stepson. My blessings, are a wonderful partner, My beautiful children. 3 crazy dogs, one a puppy. so very busy home. I am currently doing a degree with Open uni. Brain fog doesn`t help, lol, I`ve had many miscarriages, a dvt and PE, plus migraines etc, Sadly
I am 47 year old Mum of 3 and 1 fantastic stepson. My blessings, are a wonderful partner, My beautiful children. 3 crazy dogs, one a puppy. so very busy home. I am currently doing a degree with Open uni. Brain fog doesn`t help, lol, I`ve had many miscarriages, a dvt and PE, plus migraines etc, Sadly
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13 years ago
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