Aerosure

[Jake25]

Hi is anyone using the revitive Aerosure for strengthening the lungs? Anyone's experience with this device would be Grateley appreciated especially if its helping greatly with breathlessness. Thanks for replies in advance.

[SusieQs]

Hi Jake,Aerosure has been discussed a few times om here. If you type Aerosure in the search box on the right it will take you to all the previous posts. x

[Jake25 in reply to SusieQs]

Hi SusieI have tried the search but there's nothing regarding the use of the Aerosure, but thanks for your reply 😊

[knitter in reply to Jake25]

hi Jake ….maybe try typing in aerosure without the capital letter A ….it worked for me .

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[gingermusic]

Morning I bought and used this device but only for a few days as I was suddenly rushed into hospital due to a pneumothorax. When I came back home and read the leaflet before using the device again it said if ever suffered a pneumothorax not to use device so it has sat in the box ever since. Best wishes Ruth

[devon29]

hi jake i have been using this aerosure for a long time , i all ways ask this question how does it get into your lung the DR told me from the tongue . i breath it in then wait 20 secs then rinse my mouth out i do it twice a day morning and evening . HONESTLY i dont know if it helps or not but maybe it does . sorry if this is mumble jumble but i still use it 320/9 best wishes Sandra xx i have COPD

[Jake25 in reply to devon29]

Hi SandraThanks for replying, I am thinking of buying one of these but at £130 it's a lot of money... What I want to know is.... Is there a difference to your breathlessness after using it.?

[devon29]

hi jake i was getting muddled up with AEROSURE AND THE ONE I TAKE TWICE A DAY CALLED DUORESP SORRY . i paid a lot more that 130 in 2016 its OK but nurse has given me AEROBIKA SO ask at your dr if you can try that , preety much the same xx

[devon29]

hi jake i bought mine from amazon def AEROSURE

[Alberta56]

Your GP will prescribe an AeroBika or Acapella if he thinks one or other is suitable. My AeroBika is brilliant for bringing up sputum, but I think breathing exercises and Pilates help more with my breathing. Other ladies on this site recommend singing and harmonica playing as other ways of improving one's breathing.

[Jake25 in reply to Alberta56]

Hi Alberta56Thank you so much for your reply, I did enquire about these devices with my GP, but he seems to have no clue what I'm talking about. Anyway I'm not suffering from sputum on my chest, it's breathlessness. So Thankyou for your tips on the breathing exercises and other things. 😊

[Alberta56 in reply to Jake25]

Sorry your GP seems to know nothing about respiratory devices. I'm afraid a lot of GPs aren't well up on lung problems. I'd save your money on an Aerosure and possibly invest it in a few trips to the gym, or a harmonica.

[Ergendl]

I bought an Aerosure some time ago. It usually stays in the box, but it is helpful when I have a chesty cough.

[Patk1]

" controlled breathing" techniques are helpful.someone mentioned a Kamusi breathing tube on here .Amazon & others have them.may be worth looking at