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My doctor is changing my prescription from Braltus to Anoro. Has anyone using this inhaler noticed an improvement in their breathing. I would welcome any advice. Thanks.

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Cookiemonsterr

Hi Esther,

It is very common that doctors change inhaler prescriptions, to find out (shop around) which work well for for you and which do not.

I am not a doctor, but it looks like the new inhaler is a combination of 2 ingredients

Good luck

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esther333 in reply toCookiemonsterr

Thank you, I do hope it works.

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Collie4

Hello, yes i used Anoro and it really helped my breathing. I hope you get on ok with it.

I am now on a different one that has a steroid in, but Anoro is not a steroid.

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esther333 in reply toCollie4

Thank you.

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meicox

I was using Anoro early 2022 when a specialist changed the script to Trimbow. I went gasping and short of breath until March when I asked my GP to put me back to Anoro. I've been absolutely fine since!

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esther333 in reply tomeicox

I started Anoro today and already I have noticed an improvement with my breathing.

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Zand60

They had to change my inhaler as they couldn't source the one my consultant put me on. After a few changes, as I don't have asthma I don't need a steroid one, I've settled into Anoro. Yes it's two ingredients and a dry powder. Rinse your mouth out with water after using. It's been great for me so I won't want to be changing anytime soon.Lesley xx

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esther333 in reply toZand60

Thank you for your reply, I did notice a funny taste in my mouth after using it, so I shall rinse my mouth after using it. I'm on my second day now and actually went up the stairs without getting so breathless.

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Munster12

My prescription has just been changed from Braltus to Anoro. I am on day 3 and and sure there is a difference, I don't seem as breathless as I was

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teresa297

Hi I’ve been on Anoro for years not noticed any improvement in my breathing. Lately my feels like it’s getting worse. Then again I e tried lots of inhalers over the last 10 years none helped on a day to day basis. I’m not sure there’s even meant to I’ve never found one that did.

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