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I posted last week but I think it went to the wrong place? Drs have swapped symbicort for Trimbow as she said it could be making my breathing worse??? Anyone had experience of this?

To top it all I caught covid!! Ugh

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Badbessie

My inhaler as been changed a number of times. With inhalers there is no one size fits all. I was changed to Trimbow about six months ago and it made a great difference to my breathing. I would give it a month and see how it goes. Hopefully getting COVID will not complicate the situation. After just recovering from COVID myself plenty of fluids and rest is advised.

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pepparuby1 in reply toBadbessie

Thanks for that. I do feel breathing is better

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adenough in reply toBadbessie

As you say we are all different.. for me Trimbow is no good at all.. ventolin is my saviour.. i also use fostair & seabreeze & keep going .. love 💕 to you xx

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Suzie42

My peak flow for years didn't get over 360. When I was changed to Trimbow 18 months ago its gradually improved. In December it reached 430 the best I've had for over 10 years. I don't need Ventolin anymore, so very happy on it.

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pepparuby1 in reply toSuzie42

Brilliant!! There’s hope for me

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Suzie42 in reply topepparuby1

👍

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sassy59

Can I ask if Trimbow is powder based please? The hospital want Pete to try a different inhaler but he can’t tolerate the powder ones. He’s hoping to see the asthma nurse soon to try out different ones.

Hoping things work out for you and you recover from covid very soon. Xxx❤️😘

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Kismet23 in reply tosassy59

Trmbow comes in a powder and liquid format. I can' cope with powder inhalers either. Trimbow is great for me.

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sassy59 in reply toKismet23

Thank you Kismet xxxx

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garshe in reply tosassy59

I can't tolerate the powder ones either Carole, my Respiratory nurse has changed my inhalers Ventolin and Sirdupla which I have taken since I was diagnosed 14yrs ago. My breathing and mobility has got worse over the past year so praying the new inhalers will help. Haven't received them yet waiting on prescription to be changed. I have been prescribed drinks to help with my weight loss. I'll let you know how I get on . Love to you and Pete xxSheila 🙌💕

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sassy59 in reply togarshe

Thank you for replying Sheila and hoping things improve for you very soon. Good luck with your new inhalers. Sending lots of love and gentle hugs to you.

Carole xxx🩷🩷🤗💕

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pepparuby1 in reply tosassy59

I don’t know it’s like the ventolin blue inhaler just air?

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sassy59 in reply topepparuby1

Thank you xxx

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Suzie42 in reply tosassy59

I haven't noticed the powder in mine, but I did in others

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sassy59 in reply toSuzie42

Thank you for replying Suzie. Xxx

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soulboy118

Sods law kate , I tried trimbow and it just exasabated my symptoms I'm guessing it is certain people the combination of drugs doesn't blend well with ,sorry to hear u have covid I has it about 4 weeks ago still recovering from it.Good luck with the covid and hope the cats aren't 🐈 bossing you about to much .

Dave

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pepparuby1 in reply tosoulboy118

Haha cats are in charge always!! I think once covid has left my body I will see if Trimble benefits me. Fgs it’s a minefield just be able to breathe!!

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soulboy118 in reply topepparuby1

Each day is,like roulette isn't it lol ( I wont say russian) let's hope you have more goid days than bad 😉 take care Dave x

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Turnipgirl in reply topepparuby1

Hector the elderly orange and white is a right bossy boots!

I bet the family isn't the same since Mollie died.

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pepparuby1 in reply toTurnipgirl

We’re getting there! The dynamics have change and now I have two Maine coon crazies and Hector puts them in their place. Merlin loves Hector and likes to lay with him but Hector smacks him 😂😳. Hector has been quiet of late but today he was playful

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Turnipgirl in reply topepparuby1

Hector was named appropriately the way he used to Hector poor little Pepparuby the panther and now the kittens!

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Alberta56

Hope the covid's not too bad. Rest up and tell the cats to pamper you. xxx

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Turnipgirl in reply toAlberta56

I suspect looking back we all had it back in 2019 just before it was christened but at the time we thought we had bad colds!

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watergazer

Hope you’re feeling better soon pepparuby. No idea about those inhalers x

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