Had to phone 111 cos chest was tight and breathing was bad paramedics came within the hour... Did all obs... BP was normal heart rare normal 12lead was normal... Paramedic listened to chest and lungs said was very wheezy phoned docs who issued 7days of prednisilone... I asked if I cud go to hospital they said no cos everything normal xx
*an update *: Had to phone 111 cos... - Lung Conditions C...
*an update *
Forgot to say was put on neb for 6mins x
Hi, Veronica. Well done for calling for help! Good luck for the steroids to help you! Did the paramedic call your GP for the prescription, or was it yourself?
glad you got help, and hope prednisolone is starting to work .
Have you got to go back to your gp for a check up when you finish the course?
Glad you got the help you needed xx
Thanks hun x
it is very frightening when chest becomes tight. It helps if you can stay calm and breathe slowly and as deep as possible, but i know that’s very difficult. Prednisolone help me and i’m always glad i have a rescue pack. They work quite quickly.
I hope you are feeling bit better now. See your GP if you need to.
My Dr's will never prescribe me rescue I've asked diff Dr's at surgery each say not needed 🤔
That’s unusual . If you have a lung disease i assumed you would have a rescue pack of prednisolone in case of flare ups.
Glad you got help, and I hope the neb helped. I think you should get in touch with the doctor in a few days if you are no better. Explain you had to call an ambulance and that you don't want to have to do that again. Hopefully that should get you an appointment?
Feel better xx
Hope the pred does its job. Thank goodness everything else was fine. Take care x
I’d make an appointment with your asthma nurse now. She or he might want you to wait six weeks after having the steroids before they check you but I’d make sure you’re being controlled on your meds.
Did you get your inhaler kalhale? Or an alternative 🤔
I hope you feel better soon take care
glad you got assistance. Stay strong 🐞🐞
Good that you got treatment promptly. Hope that the inhaler helps.