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I think I am finding Trimbow not as good as foster plus spirits, I understand they are supposed to be the same ,anyone else find this,or is it just me ,appreciate any answers

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Foster and spirits is supposed to be fostair and sprite lol

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free15years

Must admit Alice, I have no real problem with Trimbow, in fact I am feeling better at the moment than I have for months, to the point where I feel a new person. I must add have never taken the other inhaler to compare. How long is it since you have started to use Trimbow, would it be, you will have to take it a little longer to feel full effect. ?? Hope it starts working soon for you.x

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I started using trimbow in December never noticed any difference at first ,it is like my breathing has slowerly deteriorated, Defoe going back to fostair and spiriva

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Petrie21

I was given Trimbow a fortnight ago it was not good for me I was so breathless , I have asked to go back to spriva and fostair and breathing is returning to something like normal

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Same hear petrie

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Minkywhire

I asked for Trimbow after a friend recommended it, however my GP felt Trelegy Ellipta was better. I was on Braltus (tiotropium) before, but I didn't feel it was doing me much good so asked for a change of inhaler. I put on weight with the Ellipta and again, I didn't feel much benefit from it. I'd be interested to hear other people's experience with inhalers. Thank you

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The ones that work best for me are fostair and spiriva

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HungryHufflepuff in reply toMinkywhire

Is Braltus the same as Spiriva?

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Was far as I know braltus is supposed to be the same as spirits, when braltus first came out I was given it instead of spirits it dried my throat up so much I was looking my voice ,gp put me back on spirits, it is supposed to be the same or have the same effect ,proberly cheaper

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HungryHufflepuff in reply to

Thanks for the explanation 👍 I have Spiriva.

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Will57

I was on symbicort and sipriva but now on Trimbow for the past 5 months and find this much better for me

in reply toWill57

It just shows will were not all the same glad it works for you good luck

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free15years in reply toWill57

Ditto. It seems what's good for one may not be too good for another.

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free15years in reply toWill57

I have found the same. It has worked wonders for me. x

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redannie

I have just started Trimbow nearly a month ago and it is better that Annoro - works for me hun

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