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Hi i am new to this page i live in leeds and would love to hear anyone who is using the Relvar 184/22 i have just been prescribed it after using seretide for so many years and i dont feel as if the Relvar is helping

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wheezyof

Hello Patsy,

I don't use the same medication as you. However, I wanted to say welcome to the group. There are some lovely people here. I'm sure someone will take the medicines you take, xx

Keep well xx

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Patsy49 in reply towheezyof

Thank you for the lovely warm welcome have a nice day xx

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cofdrop-UK

A very warm welcome to you. Nice to hear you not only live in God’s own county but also in Leeds - me too.

Cx

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Patsy49 in reply tocofdrop-UK

Thank you for your warm welcome yorkshire is indeed so beautiful so stunning when the weather is sunny x

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Southp

Hi patsy I'm a Yorkshire lass as well welcome I didn't think it was working for me neither but was told to keep trying

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Patsy49 in reply toSouthp

Well tomorrow I see the nurse and see what she has to say but i think i am going to ask to be put back on seretide ......... thank you for the warm welcome x

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tamariki in reply toPatsy49

I take QVar twice a day and Anoro Ellipta in the morning. I have been on all inhalers available and these two I have found to be the best. I still occasionally use Ventolin but not as much as when I was on S[Spiriva and simbicort.

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free15years in reply toPatsy49

First of all welcome from a sunny south Wales( unusual I know). My feeling is, sometimes your own body tells you what is best for it. If you fell Seretide, helps you more. Go for it x

Hi Patsy and welcome just say to your GP you don't think it's working I'd personally would rather have Seritide 500 myself..Dr can't be a mind reader lol take care

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katieoxo60

Welcome to the site, hope you have many happy hours chatting and getting advice

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M67W77

No longer prescribing seretide in Fife. I have had Relvar for months now. Don’t know if that is the reason for repeated chest infections but I wonder!

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Southp in reply toM67W77

Funny that I'm on revlar and keep getting infections mmmmm

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wheezyof

I'm from down south but visit my sister in Yorkshire. I'm likely to be there in June (yet to be arranged). Not Leeds but Bridlington. I'n the past my sister took me on a coach tour of the dales. We don't travel out as much now. However I still love Yorkshire. xx

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tamariki in reply towheezyof

I hope you spent plenty of brass in Yorkshire, they need the money:))

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wheezyof in reply totamariki

My sister and I were brought up to be very careful with money. We count my visit as a holiday, so spend more than our normal but still a lot less than other people do! Where I live is a very expensive area. I keep reading that I live in an affluent area but I'm not among the rich people. I used to say "Poor but happy. At least I enjoy good health."

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donut43

Welcome to the group loads of info and friendly people here.

Dan

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CELAT06

Hi Patsy, welcome to this lovely group, I don’t use that inhaler so can’t give any advice on it but I’m sure some of the great people on here do and will give you some excellent advice. Take care.

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Jackieshep57

Hi Patsy. I was on seretide and now on Forstair which seems better.

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Bella395

OH was prescribed Relvar last year. Didn’t seem to help. Back on Seretide when he can remember to take it.

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Corin1950

Welcome Patsy49

I live in Leeds too with my husband who has severe emphysema.

He has tried various inhalers including Relvar but finds Symbicourt and Spiriva work best for him. Give the Relvar a try and if you aren't happy with it ask to go back on your previous medication if it works for you.

Best wishes

Corin

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Usgang

Hi hun, welcome to the forum. I am on revlar and it has been a god send to me and since using it I haven't had to use my Ventolin. Everybody is different but we each know our own bodies and if you feel it's not working for you then please mention it to your Dr. Trial and error I guess atm. I wish you well and hope you find something that suits you, god bless xx

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Patsy49 in reply toUsgang

Hi there thanks for a warm welcome I have seen my doctor today and she has agreed to put me back on seretide they also changed me from spiriva to incruse which has really been great so i hopefully will be back on track thank you for your kind thoughts xx

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