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Thanks to everyone who replied to my posting on the above. It would appear not all medication suits everyone as I hinted at as I have come across this a long time ago. Seems that Trimbow has to be given a while to take effect. So I have decided I will give it 2 or 3 weeks & if still not feeling as well as I was on Trelegy then is will ask to be changed back to Trelegy.

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Hi, when I got my first preventer inhaler I was using them for 14 days and reporting back to gp , took 6 inhalers to find the one that worked for me. My old gp always said give 2-3 weeks as some medications take time to kick in. Kevin

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