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Chest infection or inflamed lungs are the quite similar I'm new to asthma can't seem to shake this cough and occasional mucus
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Go and have a chat with your GP. Let us know how you are.xxx Bernadette 😊
Thanks Bernadette not much faith in them at the mo it took years of seeing all the Docters then it was a chest specialist that said it was asthma
Some of the inhalers can make you cough more try using a spacer it does help a lot
They can all have different effects on different people Steve - find the ones that suit you and stick with them.
It seems possible that the reason you were coughing is because of your asthma. If you've only just started taking inhalers and the coughing has since eased then you were having an exarcerbation of your asthma. Thankfully the inhalers will take care of that for you.
If you find yourself unable to stop coughing and/or short of breath after using your inhalers then you need to contact your gp asap.
I hope your asthma remains under control and easy to manage. Sadly, through poor management and years of neglect my asthma became brittle asthma with a side helping of bronchiectasis. So it's worth looking after your condition to avoid it getting worse.
P.