Severe Asthma help!!

[hammyhamster]

It is about time I share this with you all... I have started writing a blog from a patient perspective of Severe Asthma. I want as many of us to get our voices heard so if there is anything you want me to write about, shout about please post and I will do my best to share it around!

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[Aidi-Joll]

Hi Hammy

It's good to pour your heart out on paper. It always makes things clearer.

Thank you for your ideas.

I am concerned that you are not able to inhale very well and it is affecting your quality of life.

You need supportive care to look into it further.

Aidi-Joll 🌻

[hammyhamster in reply to Aidi-Joll]

Thank you! It really does help and I think that for the first time, I have a much more positive outlook on the condition even if it is only on educating people about it!

I am under a fantastic team at Southampton and have a wonderful family around me helping me through the tough times. I can call Southampton up at anytime to speak to someone now which helps.

Thankfully, I am not alone!

[Jenny9003 in reply to hammyhamster]

you can buy asthma medication here from this licensed U.K pharmacy without a prior prescription if you do their online consultation goodpharmacy.net

[nomoreasthma]

Hi check out my reply to Jess33.

In addition rubbing oil (olive or coconut) on your chest, back & front helps. If somebody else is doing it, they could tap your chest by forming a cup with the hand and tapping all around. Lie on your front and tap back, then do the front and the sides. This will help to loosen the phlegm. Steam inhalations help too. If you do not have blood pressure problems, eat liquorice - the black ones from liquorice allsorts are fine.