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can certain pain killers cause breathlessness in pulmonary fibrosis

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Dihydrocodeine, codeine phosphate etc

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I think this can only be answered by a qualified medic. Best to check with your GP or BLF nurses I know codeine suppresses coughing.

julie

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Hi Brigden, Julie is right those BLF nurses know everything. Give them a call on Monday. The number is: 03000 030 555.

Bobby

Its best to check with your doctor or a pharmacist, there is a caution with ibruprofen for instance as this can affect breathing.

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