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hello been with the sob for 8 years COPD cut a long story short i have nearly every nhaler on the market . Last friday saw a respitary chap called Ben he has put me on DUAKLIR GENUAIR after two doses today i can honestly say my breathing is a lot better , I wanted to share it with you lots luv Sandra xxx

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Alberta56

That's interesting. I've never heard of that inhaler. I'm glad you're finding it so useful.

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Simonpete

I have been living with steadily worsening COPD for almost ten years, and I am eternally grateful to the respiratory nurse specialist who recommended me to try Duaklir Genuair some years ago. Taken twice daily togeter with 200 ml Fostair inhale it was the only change in my medication which has made a noticeable improvement to my breathing and my general sense of well-being. I know these things are not necessarily transferable, but I can report that it has been life-changing for me though my lung function is still very poor.

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Jennywenny in reply toSimonpete

so glad you’re getting such a great improvement.

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paco19613 in reply toSimonpete

can i ask if you no what % lung function you have ,as i am severe 34% and on trixeo which does not seem to give me much relieve…..i also have not heard of this but wondering if it’s given to patients worse than me ?

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devon29 in reply topaco19613

Sorry Paco please ask if this will help ,, xxx

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Izb1

So glad you have found something that works for you, its a nightmare getting the right inhaler x

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PaulineHM

Hi, so pleased that you have been prescribed this and it has helped you so quickly. That is brilliant.

It has been available for a while for Asthma and only recently they have added it for us with COPD. I hope it continues to work for you.

You must be pleased.

Go well.

Pauline

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leo60

Very pleased for you Sandra and yay to Ben! x

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peege

Thats just brilliant, at long last eh 😀

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janedivney

Wonderful news, Sandra, I’m thrilled for you! Just shows it’s worth persevering to find the right inhaler combo, and that new ones are being developed all the time

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Nula2

Hi Sandra, that's great you've found the right inhaler for you. As you say we're all different but I wonder if it would work for Bronchiectasis? Take care xxx

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devon29 in reply toNula2

HI Nula its worth asking about the DIAKLIR see i can spell it hhah so ask your gp practise or nurses etc etc lots xxx luv

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Nula2 in reply todevon29

Thank you. I will 😊xxx

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