is trilogy any good

[Romolo55]

Is Trilogy any good. it isnt working very well for me. Maybe im doing something wrong

[Alberta56]

I was prescribed Trelogy by an Asthma nurse, but taken off it when I saw a pulmonary physiotherapist. Apparently it is wrong for people with bronchiectasis. I know some people on this site (not broncs) find it very useful.

[Piper21]

we are all different when it comes to inhalers. I was on Trelegy for a while but couldn’t get on with it. For me I think I have a problem with powdered inhalers. Hope you find something that does suit you. Speak to your Doctor or respiratory nurse.

[Elpojohn]

TRELEGY is the first and only once-daily triple therapy in a single inhaler for asthma and COPD. This means that 3 medicines work together to help you breathe better by preventing and controlling asthma symptoms for a full 24 hours, all day and all night. TRELEGY also helps improve lung function.

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[Difficul]

My Trimbow also has three ingredients.

[Goldsmi]

hi - I had Trelegy inhaler for newly diagnosed bronchiectasis and gave up with it after a month as it seemed to make no difference … turned out I had an infection that hadn’t cleared after first course of antibiotics. Now on another course that has improved things drastically. Still wheezing a little but much better overall . I get the impression that many Bronchiectasis patients are given inhalers that are not designed for them … sadly it’s a complicated and under researched condition but things are improving, according to to Bronchiectasis webinar I recently attended (regarding actual treatment, at which time there is none!)

[jackdup in reply to Goldsmi]

Are you still taking the Trelegy as you mentioned an improvement in your breathing but wasn’t sure if it was a result of the infection clearing up or the Trelegy?

[Goldsmi in reply to jackdup]

No - I stopped taking Trelegy as it didn’t improve anything after approx 6 weeks . My breathing is still not good but coughing and sputum vastly improved due to antibiotics (7th course since Jan)

[jackdup in reply to Goldsmi]

I’m glad you are seeing some improvement in your breathing and hopefully it will continue.