Doctor is going to stop the Symbicort and Spiriva18 and put me on Trimbow inhaler.
Anyone here using trimbow and what are your views
Doctor is going to stop the Symbicort and Spiriva18 and put me on Trimbow inhaler.
Anyone here using trimbow and what are your views
Hi. It's early days for me regarding any side effects as I have only been on trimbow for 10 days. And I was on different inhalers to you. So can't do like for like comparison. I have severe emphysema. Diagnosed 15 years ago. And am 68. No other health problems. In all that time I have been on seretide ,spiriva and ventolin. And never found they actually did anything for me. Last year I deteriorated very quickly. And complained about the inhalers. I paid for private appointment to see lung consultant and put me on trimbow. I have found it brilliant. I can breath a lot better as soon as I used it. I know when it's wearing off. But as soon as I use it again in the evening I can feel it working with in a very short time. As I said I DON'T know about side effects yet! I must say though on 3rd day of using it I didn't feel well. But persevered as I thought I was probably getting withdrawal from the other meds. As I had been on them so long. I am glad I did. All I can say is give it a go. Unless you are happy with what you are on. I definitely wasn't.
Been on Trimbow for 3 months. Replaced Spiriva and Fostair in my case. Hard to say if it helps or not because one of my other meds. is no longer produced so I am missing that. Certainly, when I started to begin with, I thought it was helping. Main problem I have is a very dry mouth but otherwise, no real complaints. Good luck.
I was given Trimbow a few months ago and it made me unbelievably ill. I ended up on oral steroids and antibiotics. A friend of mine was in hospital a few days ago with a COPD flare up, they gave him Trimbow and he had to be rushed into resus because of it. I would suggest extreme caution it may work really well for you everyone reacts differently to meds.