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Don't judge a book by the cover.as in A&E

Was in the middle of another epic wait in A&E , a heavily tattooed guy ,with some aggressive looking tattoos suddenly went out of the waiting room. He...

Was in the middle of another epic wait in A&E , a heavily tattooed guy ,with som...

Pantani

•5 years ago

19 Replies

Penicillin.

I have COPD,I would so much appreciate some advise what to do. I had my spleen removed about 8 years ago and have been taking two Penicillin tablets each...

I have COPD,I would so much appreciate some advise what to do. I had my spleen...

Susan1200

•5 years ago

7 Replies

Coroners verdict

The coroner verdict was made last week,acute coronary heart disease ,moderately severe aortic stenosis and COPD. Even now the verdict doesn't agree with one...

The coroner verdict was made last week,acute coronary heart disease ,moderately ...

shangrila27

•5 years ago

15 Replies

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A tip on Bananas.

As you probably know, Bananas are suffering from a fungal infection world wide that causes them to go black inside and produces, to me, a horrible taste....

As you probably know, Bananas are suffering from a fungal infection world wide t...

2greys

•5 years ago

19 Replies

Research this.

Reading poetry can be good When otherwise you maybe would Have difficulty because you're ill With pleasant thoughts your head to fill While usually very short...

Reading poetry can be good When otherwise you maybe would Have difficulty becaus...

Hidden

•5 years ago

27 Replies

Feeling Down?

Here's My Thought For The Day.

sufferer2

•5 years ago

8 Replies

Ketogenic diet helps tame flu virus.

A high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet like the Keto regimen has its fans, but influenza apparently isn’t one of them. Mice fed a ketogenic diet were better able...

A high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet like the Keto regimen has its fans, but influe...

2greys

•5 years ago

2 Replies

Happy days 💞💞💞

💞💞💞

Blackbird6

•5 years ago

42 Replies

Nebulizers

Need a nebulizer but can't afford a new one and want t a free one? See my previous post.

Need a nebulizer but can't afford a new one and want t a free one? See my previ...

Hidden

•5 years ago

9 Replies

Kippers.

Kippers for breakfast Kippers for tea Kippers are lovely Whenever it be. The thing about kippers Is when they've been ate You have to remember You've not...

Kippers for breakfast Kippers for tea Kippers are lovely Whenever it be. The thi...

Hidden

•5 years ago

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Yale study provides insights into how fibrosis progresses in the human lung.

A Yale-led collaborative study boosts scientific understanding of how the lung disease idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) progresses, providing a roadmap for...

A Yale-led collaborative study boosts scientific understanding of how the lung d...

2greys

•5 years ago

8 Replies

British Lung Foundation info

Does anyone know the sort code and account number for the British lung foundation so I can donate each year on the anniversay of my fathers passing? Thanks.

Does anyone know the sort code and account number for the British lung foundatio...

Soney

•5 years ago

3 Replies

Delivery fee

I only realised yesterday that our local Boots pharmacy has started charging for prescription deliveries to home. We used to walk there in a couple of minutes...

I only realised yesterday that our local Boots pharmacy has started charging for...

Polly4acre

•5 years ago

14 Replies

Saturday again!

How many Saturdays Are there in the week? Have they stuck another in What a bloody cheek? I no sooner deal with one When another comes along I'm sure it never...

How many Saturdays Are there in the week? Have they stuck another in What a bloo...

Hidden

•5 years ago

44 Replies

Shadow on Left Apex!!

In August I went for my COPD yearly review - I could not have a Spiro test because my eyes are injected monthly for Age Related Wet Macular Degeneration....

In August I went for my COPD yearly review - I could not have a Spiro test becau...

Ern007

•5 years ago

19 Replies

COPD and rotator cuff surgery

Well Wednesday was my surgery and the anesthesiologist came in and informed me he wasn't worried about my lungs and the general anesthesia -but what couldn't...

Well Wednesday was my surgery and the anesthesiologist came in and informed me h...

patmc1

•5 years ago

18 Replies

Ayurvedic medicine?

Hi, has anyone tried Ayurvedic medicine for asthma or bronchiectasis?

ManishaPM

•5 years ago

4 Replies

Lung transplant

After 3 day lung transplant accesment

skylas

•5 years ago

25 Replies

Update on my Aunt - Pneumonia ICU

I want to thank you all for your wonderful, kind messages that have really helped me through this difficult time - it meant more than you could imagine....

I want to thank you all for your wonderful, kind messages that have really helpe...

emily1099

•5 years ago

27 Replies

Pulmonary arterial hypertension targeted for new treatment by Sheffield scientists.

Scientists at the University of Sheffield, working in collaboration with drug and vaccine developer Kymab Ltd, Cambridge, have identified a novel antibody that...

Scientists at the University of Sheffield, working in collaboration with drug an...

2greys

•5 years ago

4 Replies

Second hand StrongHealth Nebuliser sell £25 & free Respironics nebulizer

Sadly had to come back to the UK from New Zealand as our mother recently passed away. She had lung problems for many years and purchased 2 nebulizers for home...

Sadly had to come back to the UK from New Zealand as our mother recently passed ...

Hidden

•5 years ago

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First bronchiectasis flare up!

I had my first bronchiectasis flare up last week. I was given antibiotics which I finish on Saturday but I'm still coughing a lot, coughing up phlegm...

I had my first bronchiectasis flare up last week. I was given antibiotics which ...

ManishaPM

•5 years ago

24 Replies

SPIROMETRY RESULTS. HELP

Hi, I've been diagnosed with asthma from 4-5 years old, when I was a child. Last years I started with repetitive bronchitis and phlegm, and they changed my med...

Hi, I've been diagnosed with asthma from 4-5 years old, when I was a child. Last...

miquelet1981

•5 years ago

2 Replies

New flu,

Been a while back now, just getting over my last stay in hospital it really took it out of me, just hope the weather is not to bad this winter. and thank you...

Been a while back now, just getting over my last stay in hospital it really took...

joethai

•5 years ago

1 Reply

Rubbish.

What happened to the dustbin man Who on his wooden truck Used to call right round the back And wheel out all our muck His great big patient shire type horse...

What happened to the dustbin man Who on his wooden truck Used to call right roun...

Hidden

•5 years ago

33 Replies

The ways astronauts prep for spaceflight could benefit cancer patients, say researchers.

During spaceflight, astronauts experience similar physical stress as cancer patients undergoing treatments such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted...

During spaceflight, astronauts experience similar physical stress as cancer pati...

2greys

•5 years ago

2 Replies

WPI engineers creating miniaturized, wireless oxygen sensor for sick infants.

Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) are developing a sensor the size of a Band-Aid that will measure a baby’s blood oxygen levels, a vital...

Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) are developing a sensor the...

2greys

•5 years ago

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Pulmonary Rehab assessment.

Just wandering exactly what the assessment involves I have just received my appointment for next week.I have waited so long for this stage would like a bit...

Just wandering exactly what the assessment involves I have just received my appo...

soul-123

•5 years ago

5 Replies

Bronchoscopy and endoscopy

Hi, i was wondering if anyone can help. I had a endoscopy few years back which went awful! i was apparently sedated but i remembered it being a nasty and...

Hi, i was wondering if anyone can help. I had a endoscopy few years back which w...

catlady181

•5 years ago

3 Replies

repeat prescriptions

Thanks for all your replies, I have decided that the best route for me is to let my pharmacist (asda) order my medication for me. I take the point about if...

Thanks for all your replies, I have decided that the best route for me is to let...

gejay

•5 years ago

6 Replies

Posts - Lung Conditions Community Forum | HealthUnlocked

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All posts for November 2019

Don't judge a book by the cover.as in A&E

Penicillin.

Coroners verdict

A tip on Bananas.

Research this.

Feeling Down?

Ketogenic diet helps tame flu virus.

Happy days 💞💞💞

Nebulizers

Kippers.

Yale study provides insights into how fibrosis progresses in the human lung.

British Lung Foundation info

Delivery fee

Saturday again!

Shadow on Left Apex!!

COPD and rotator cuff surgery

Ayurvedic medicine?

Lung transplant

Update on my Aunt - Pneumonia ICU

Pulmonary arterial hypertension targeted for new treatment by Sheffield scientists.

Second hand StrongHealth Nebuliser sell £25 & free Respironics nebulizer

First bronchiectasis flare up!

SPIROMETRY RESULTS. HELP

New flu,

Rubbish.

The ways astronauts prep for spaceflight could benefit cancer patients, say researchers.

WPI engineers creating miniaturized, wireless oxygen sensor for sick infants.

Pulmonary Rehab assessment.

Bronchoscopy and endoscopy

repeat prescriptions

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