Crackle throat: Hi all , as a man I don... - Lung Conditions C...

Lung Conditions Community Forum

56,325 membersβ€’66,956 posts

Crackle throat

Tatty20 profile image
Tatty20
β€’9 Replies

Hi all , as a man I don't normally do things like this but like they say it's good to talk !

Anyway for the last 2 months I have been suffering from crackling in my throat and sometimes sounds likes the cat is in the room , it starts to happen as soon as I lay down 😴, doctor prescribed a course of streriods which do help but soon came back 2 weeks later. Now been prescribed a blue inhaler which does ease my chest but are still having restless night's sleep. Also my legs are restless and I can't get comfortable in bed 😴 . Thanks for reading 🌈

Written by
Tatty20 profile image
Tatty20
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
9 Replies
β€’
Troilus profile image
Troilus

Hi Tatty, I suggest you have a word with your GP. The blue inhaler seems to be working for you, but the effect of this only lasts about 4 hours. To get more long term relief a preventer inhaler might help. The effects of these lasts 12 hours. Worth discussing I think.

Tatty20 profile image
Tatty20β€’ in reply toTroilus

Thank you for your reply , I will phone my GP again . πŸ‘

Tatty20 profile image
Tatty20β€’ in reply toTroilus

Hi , phone my GP again , the nurse rang me back saying she will prescribe me a brown Inhaler , take 2 puffs in the morning and 2 at night followed by a puff of the blue one ?

Collected it from the chemist who said I should of prescribed the brown one first ?

Then talking to my elderly mom said she takes blue first to open up airway then the other after ?πŸ˜΅πŸ’¨

Troilus profile image
Troilusβ€’ in reply toTatty20

I take a blue first, to open up the airways, as your mum does. An asthma nurse suggested it β€œ to make sure your preventer gets to where it is supposed to go.” Don’t know if that’s right or not, but it hasn’t done me any harm.

Tatty20 profile image
Tatty20β€’ in reply toTroilus

Thanks πŸ‘

HungryHufflepuff profile image
HungryHufflepuff

Hello 😊 have you tried using several pillows so you're not actually lying flat. Not that this would solve your problems but might help a bit 🀞

Tatty20 profile image
Tatty20β€’ in reply toHungryHufflepuff

Hi , I didn't till this morning just before I got up , I normally have 2 pillows , 1 quite flat one and I grabbed 2 others and did notice a difference in my noise's.

Was going to try that tonight, thanks πŸ‘πŸŒˆ

Tatty20 profile image
Tatty20β€’ in reply toTatty20

Hi , 3 pillows stopped most of the crackle πŸ‘, but still a restless night as I also have been suffering from aching legs 😭.

John645 profile image
John645

Raised my end of the bed. Up with blocks and used extra pillows works for me

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Crackling and squeaking chest/throat noises

Hi I wonder if somebody could help me with this. A few months ago when I went to bed as I was...
Dwarly profile image
β€’

Phlegm in throat

Hi all, I was diagnosed with stage 2 copd last June and apart from becoming breathless when I walk...
lync11 profile image
β€’

Throat Wheeze ongoing

Hi, I have read the many asthma related posts with interest and have certainly found many comments...
LuWil profile image
β€’

Seretide Discus and Throat Problems

I'm a asthma patient. I am 34 years old and i was diagnosed like 10 years ago. For all this time i...
sunburnvisor profile image
β€’

Different Throat problem

It has been 11/2 or 2 years.. like.. when i wake up in the morning.. and try to spit from my...
Yousra profile image
β€’

Moderation team

See all
AsthmaandLung profile image
AsthmaandLungAdministrator
moderator_AandLUK profile image
moderator_AandLUKAdministrator
Claire_ALUK profile image
Claire_ALUKAdministrator

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.