Asma

[Roza66555]

Hi everyone I m new to this and yes I do have asma after I had virus

[corriena]

Welcome to the forum. Stay around and you can pick up lots of tips and info. Well managed asthma and you will be able to carry on as befor just dont smoke eat well and exercise as much as you can

[Alberta56]

Welcome to the forum. Corriena is quite right both about this site and the importance of healthy living.

[CDPO16]

Hi. I'm sorry that covid lead to you developing asthma, that must have been quite upsetting for you. You might like to put a post on the Asthma UK site too. There is a lot of helpful information there.

Your profile says that you don't think the fostair is helping. Do let your doctor know this. There are many other inhalers and sometimes we have to try different ones to see which is best for us. Hope you go on alright.

[Roza66555 in reply to CDPO16]

Hi.Thànkyou for you support.

I feeling I m lost with my asma and you had the first vacssine and my breathing has changed and feel tired all time and it was ok with side affects temperature and chill's for few days but now I do have very low energy and slow breathing but my pulse temometer is ok and yah too weeks now.

One year on I do have a positive antibody and the same day when I had the vacssine that morning I got txt that confirm I do have s positive antibody.

Now I do think that my life maybe be the same and never had any heàlth issues before for 50 years bon my life.

[CDPO16 in reply to Roza66555]

I was quite unwell for nearly three weeks after my first vaccine including being more short of breath than usual, although with severe lung disease I can't be sure that it isn't just deteriorating. It may be that you will gradually feel better in the next few weeks.

I know from the Asthma UK forum that some of the members there have reported a flare up of their asthma since having the vaccine but I'm not aware of anyone developing asthma as a result. Best wishes