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Nebuliser Mask Allergy

Morning all I seem to be developing some kind of rash on and around my nose and am wondering if it’s from my regular use of a nebuliser for the last few weeks...

Morning all I seem to be developing some kind of rash on and around my nose and...

BrianTaylor

•5 years ago

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Bronchiectasis and Pseudomonas Putida

Has anyone been treated for lung colonisation by Pseudomonas Putida? I have mild bronchiectasis and possibly asthma and my consultant asked my GP to send...

Has anyone been treated for lung colonisation by Pseudomonas Putida? I have mil...

Patf1

•5 years ago

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Chronic Thromboembolic Disease

Hello I'm a newbie to this group👋. Yesterday I was given a diagnosis of having Chronic Thromboembolic Disease(CTED). I don't really don't know much about it...

Hello I'm a newbie to this group👋. Yesterday I was given a diagnosis of having ...

SparklyUnicorn2

•5 years ago

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Sado

My oxygen levels have gone down from 96 to 94 breathing is worse I have had copd for lots of years but struggling now I have been trying to catch up with jobs...

My oxygen levels have gone down from 96 to 94 breathing is worse I have had copd...

Hidden

•5 years ago

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Flu

Its that time of year folks, dont forget your Flu jab! Booked in for mine Sept 26th 😃👍💉

Its that time of year folks, dont forget your Flu jab! Booked in for mine Sept 2...

btown

•5 years ago

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Pleurisy/Precordial Catch Syndrome

Hi. For the last 24 hours I've had sharp chest pain on left side when taking deep breaths. Usually when this happens (once every few months or so) it goes away...

Hi. For the last 24 hours I've had sharp chest pain on left side when taking dee...

Hollyre

•5 years ago

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Omeprazole

Has anyone been taking Omeprazole over a number of years? If so, have you experienced any side effects? I was previously taking them, then stopped due to...

Has anyone been taking Omeprazole over a number of years? If so, have you experi...

ZM1980

•5 years ago

41 Replies

Copd & asthma

Hey has anyone tried using the salt pipe? Did you find any benefits

Scottish65lass

•5 years ago

12 Replies

Hugging.

Came across this photo and thought it a beautiful portrayal of love and protection.

Came across this photo and thought it a beautiful portrayal of love and protecti...

Johnem

•5 years ago

17 Replies

Lung nodules

Hi all I’m new year Back in June I went to a&e with breathlessness and a pain in my upper right chest when I took a deep breath. (I also had been burping non...

Hi all I’m new year Back in June I went to a&e with breathlessness and a pain i...

budley19

•5 years ago

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When will the Pleurisey go????

I was diagnosed three years ago with Pleurisey x 2 times - one after the other. This was following having had the flu jab and contracting the first episode...

I was diagnosed three years ago with Pleurisey x 2 times - one after the other. ...

FreddieM

•5 years ago

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ASA adjudication on Aerosure

ASA ruling on Aerosure Medic device: https://www.asa.org.uk/rulings/actegy-ltd-G17-1016264.html Two complainants challenged whether the claims that the...

ASA ruling on Aerosure Medic device: https://www.asa.org.uk/rulings/actegy-ltd-G...

HuwieHex

•5 years ago

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Avoiding exacerbations when having a child

Hi everyone, I'm new on this forum but have been on the Bronchiectasis one for a while. I was wondering how those of you with children manage with your lung...

Hi everyone, I'm new on this forum but have been on the Bronchiectasis one for a...

Guy_Incognito

•5 years ago

12 Replies

Psuedomonas

I don't often post on here, but religiously read all your posts. I have had an exacerbation in early July and after 3 courses of doxycylone am no better....

I don't often post on here, but religiously read all your posts. I have had an e...

Katebeach

•5 years ago

22 Replies

Whom to complain?

I have a continuous mucus flowing kind of feeling in my throat, something kind of stuck in the throat and associated decrease in quality of voice. the symptoms...

I have a continuous mucus flowing kind of feeling in my throat, something kind o...

Maverick2

•5 years ago

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Shingles jab

I Have been invited for shingles jab. Does anyone know if there are reported side effects. I had shingles on my face and in my mouth about 10 years ago.

I Have been invited for shingles jab. Does anyone know if there are reported sid...

Daisy2408

•5 years ago

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Findings no one told me 😡

Sorry to bother you all again it’s not been long since my last question to you guys, I got back the rest if my medical records yesterday ( I was missing two...

Sorry to bother you all again it’s not been long since my last question to you g...

Hidden

•5 years ago

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Insurance cost flying with oxygen

Morning folks, I'm interested to know what people have been charged by insurance companies for flying with oxygen. Would be great if folks replied with what...

Morning folks, I'm interested to know what people have been charged by insurance...

James48

•5 years ago

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Army bans smoking at Harrogate training college.

Smoking and vaping is to be banned at the UK's only Army training centre for teenage recruits. Hundreds of junior soldiers pass through the Army Foundation...

Smoking and vaping is to be banned at the UK's only Army training centre for tee...

2greys

•5 years ago

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Two Abnormal Chest X Rays.

I have COPD and other ailment but this year has seen a twist. both. Not many flare ups but more breathing difficulties. Some time ago I was found to have...

I have COPD and other ailment but this year has seen a twist. both. Not many fla...

Ern007

•5 years ago

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Gene coding error found in rare, inherited form of lung-scarring disorder linked to short telomeres. (IPF)

By combing through the entire genetic sequences of a person with a lung scarring disease and 13 of the person’s relatives, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers...

By combing through the entire genetic sequences of a person with a lung scarring...

2greys

•5 years ago

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Can anybody help?

Nearly 5 years ago I was told at my local surgery I had Copd. In the 5 years I have not seen a consultant, never had any form of scan, x ray yes. Once a year I...

Nearly 5 years ago I was told at my local surgery I had Copd. In the 5 years I h...

welshtony

•5 years ago

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INHALERS

My practice nurse has suggested i try breath actuated inhaler ,salbutamol 100mc. any one use this?

My practice nurse has suggested i try breath actuated inhaler ,salbutamol 100mc....

whit

•5 years ago

8 Replies

Lungs

Has anyone else got asthma, bronchiectasis and bilateral pulmonary embolisms? What's being done about it? How do you manage?

Has anyone else got asthma, bronchiectasis and bilateral pulmonary embolisms? Wh...

Thirdofour

•5 years ago

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What happens next ?

In the space of one week I have had two very severe sudden shortness of breath, it’s been the worst I have experience, first time I was at work and somehow got...

In the space of one week I have had two very severe sudden shortness of breath, ...

Hidden

•5 years ago

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Video assisted lung surgery reduces complications and hospital stays compared to open surgery.

Video-assisted thoracic surgery is associated with lower in-hospital complications and shorter length of stay compared with open surgery among British patients...

Video-assisted thoracic surgery is associated with lower in-hospital complicatio...

2greys

•5 years ago

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Durvalumab combined with chemotherapy improves overall survival in patients with extensive lung-stage cancer.

Durvaluma bcombined with chemotherapy improves overall survival in patients with extensive lung-stage cancer; First-line treatment reduces mortality riskby 27...

Durvaluma bcombined with chemotherapy improves overall survival in patients with...

2greys

•5 years ago

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Blood test to aid better detection of lung cancer.

Lung cancer can be spotted earlier and diagnosed more precisely with the help of a blood test, a major study carried out in Scotland has found. The Early...

Lung cancer can be spotted earlier and diagnosed more precisely with the help of...

2greys

•5 years ago

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Active breathing and bronchiectasis

Hello all, saw another physio this morning who gave me a really good method to shift mucus from the two bottom lobes: Lie on one side with head on pillow...

Hello all, saw another physio this morning who gave me a really good method to s...

Fionafish

•5 years ago

20 Replies

Posts - Lung Conditions Community Forum | HealthUnlocked

Lung Conditions Community Forum

All posts for September 2019

Nebuliser Mask Allergy

Bronchiectasis and Pseudomonas Putida

Chronic Thromboembolic Disease

Sado

Flu

Pleurisy/Precordial Catch Syndrome

Omeprazole

Copd & asthma

Hugging.

Lung nodules

When will the Pleurisey go????

ASA adjudication on Aerosure

Avoiding exacerbations when having a child

Psuedomonas

Whom to complain?

Shingles jab

Findings no one told me 😡

Insurance cost flying with oxygen

Army bans smoking at Harrogate training college.

Two Abnormal Chest X Rays.

Gene coding error found in rare, inherited form of lung-scarring disorder linked to short telomeres. (IPF)

Can anybody help?

INHALERS

Lungs

More links from the International Association For The Study Of Lung Cancer World Conference.

What happens next ?

Video assisted lung surgery reduces complications and hospital stays compared to open surgery.

Durvalumab combined with chemotherapy improves overall survival in patients with extensive lung-stage cancer.

Blood test to aid better detection of lung cancer.

Active breathing and bronchiectasis

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