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Help the medical Profession, to do the best they can for those needing critical care, they need our help.

Help the medical Profession, to do the best they can for those needing critical ...

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•4 years ago

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Desperately seeking toilet paper, pasta or hand sanitiser? Some relief is just weeks away.

Panic buying, shop shelves emptied of toilet paper, hand sanitiser, pasta and other household supplies, supermarkets policing limits on buying products, Amazon...

Panic buying, shop shelves emptied of toilet paper, hand sanitiser, pasta and ot...

2greys

•4 years ago

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SLO -Philin , a drug I had been taking, is now not available! Any body know of an alternative.. GP useless!

SLO - PHILLIN

sparkster

•4 years ago

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Update on Dee

I thought I would answer your kind enquiries on here rather than mix Dee up with the panic buying! She has had two rounds of chemo, which take it out of her...

I thought I would answer your kind enquiries on here rather than mix Dee up with...

Aingeful

•4 years ago

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Three-drug combination reduces COPD patient mortality.

Once-daily treatment of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) with an inhaler combining fluticasone furoate (FF), umeclidinium (UMEC) and...

Once-daily treatment of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COP...

2greys

•4 years ago

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10 misconceptions about the 1918 flu, the ‘greatest pandemic in history

Pandemic: It’s a scary word. But the world has seen pandemics before, and worse ones, too. Consider the influenza pandemic of 1918, often referred to...

Pandemic: It’s a scary word. But the world has seen pandemics before, and worse...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Bronchictacis and elderly mother

My husband is 70 and has bronchiectaecis. No spleen and is self isolatin. I by default am self isolating also. I have an elderly mother 92 who has early...

My husband is 70 and has bronchiectaecis. No spleen and is self isolatin. I by d...

Fisherboy

•4 years ago

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Madness!!!

My place in the queue at Morrison's at 10 am this morning!! Every queue was the length of the store.I have never in my life seen anything like it.A few people...

My place in the queue at Morrison's at 10 am this morning!! Every queue was the ...

Aingeful

•4 years ago

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Dr. John............Wed 18th March

https://youtu.be/nt2CBtukxtE https://youtu.be/urPjrPBKZy4 The second video has kept stopping for me? If it does the same for you try using this link:...

https://youtu.be/nt2CBtukxtE https://youtu.be/urPjrPBKZy4 The second video has k...

2greys

•4 years ago

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I don’t post very much on this forum...

but I’m an avid reader. I just want to say what a kind hearted, well-informed group you are. Thank you 😊

but I’m an avid reader. I just want to say what a kind hearted, well-informed gr...

FlossyF

•4 years ago

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Antihistamines and your immune system.

I will emphasise that if you have been prescribed antihistamines by your GP or consultant that you should ask for further advice, not to just stop taking...

I will emphasise that if you have been prescribed antihistamines by your GP or c...

2greys

•4 years ago

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No wonder I don't do the Lotto-never had any luck.

Ive always been fit, active, healthy however 10yrs ago diagnosed with bullous emphysema, no great symptoms, no meds required-still at stage 1, feel great....

Ive always been fit, active, healthy however 10yrs ago diagnosed with bullous em...

1968

•4 years ago

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Self isolation

I have stage 4 emphsemia well appantly the government wants us in the at risk group to self isolate for 3 months so when we are feeling at our most...

I have stage 4 emphsemia well appantly the government wants us in the at risk g...

Itsmeagain1

•4 years ago

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High levels of iron in the lung linked to increased asthma severity.

Iron build-up in the lung cells and tissues is associated with worse asthma symptoms and lower lung function, according to new research published in the...

Iron build-up in the lung cells and tissues is associated with worse asthma symp...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Important information

Remember it's not always cvirus.

soulboy118

•4 years ago

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Neophyte practicing humour

For the fashionistas among us. . . It's getting harder to laugh, but laugh we must!

For the fashionistas among us. . . It's getting harder to laugh, but laugh we mu...

TomTitTot

•4 years ago

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Around world

I normally in this country keep a low profile on line .jusr had to sort phone not working e mails ,yes iam 70 but high tec .i Leant USA 80s lovey man said you...

I normally in this country keep a low profile on line .jusr had to sort phone no...

Balloo

•4 years ago

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LOL....

True

Maricopa

•4 years ago

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Fibre glass inhalation

Hi , I’m wondering if anyone has been exposed to fibre glass and had burning sensation in there chest with sharp pains and tightness and if so do these...

Hi , I’m wondering if anyone has been exposed to fibre glass and had burning sen...

Hidden

•4 years ago

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COPD

Got mild COPD with the corona virus got me worried on my mortality and future quality of life sorry to be pesamistic

Got mild COPD with the corona virus got me worried on my mortality and future qu...

RONIN666

•4 years ago

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I have Asthma and COPD. I am a teacher and am worried about being in school and the threat of Coronavirus. Should I self-isolate?

Self-isolation.

RichEm

•4 years ago

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Pepa @ Healthunlocked

Cannot open this HealthUnlocked Post by Pepa, any solutions Please xx

Hacienda

•4 years ago

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time for a chat

In these bad times and isolation if anyone wants a chat about anything or just wants to moan or rant give me a call. We have not got to only talk about the...

In these bad times and isolation if anyone wants a chat about anything or just w...

bobbyfloyd

•4 years ago

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A positive news story?

I’d really like to see a news story that reads: ‘Individual makes full recovery from Coronavirus DESPITE underlying medical condition.’ There must be some.

I’d really like to see a news story that reads: ‘Individual makes full recovery...

Chad01

•4 years ago

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Safe out side and Garden

Hello I’m COPD I’m taking Trimbow Salbutomol Plus Tablets Should I wear surgical mask outside and in garden. Is this virus 🦠 in the air or if your meetings...

Hello I’m COPD I’m taking Trimbow Salbutomol Plus Tablets Should I wear surgic...

Briancoombs

•4 years ago

14 Replies

Feeling worried

I am feeling very worried as I spoke to one of my Doctors yesterday about what I should do about Coronavirus about self isolation and he just told me to...

I am feeling very worried as I spoke to one of my Doctors yesterday about what ...

Cullis

•4 years ago

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Make sure if you sighed a do not resuscitate form

Hia .i got moved to a place 50 miles away any friends .not lived in this country 40 years till 7 years .am 69 all rubbish health stuff lungs fibromyalgia ect &...

Hia .i got moved to a place 50 miles away any friends .not lived in this country...

Balloo

•4 years ago

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Work and Benefits

Hi all i'm Bob i'm 60 years old and have stage 3 COPD , I wish to find out information about stopping working .However I have no idea who to talk too and...

Hi all i'm Bob i'm 60 years old and have stage 3 COPD , I wish to find out infor...

Bob1959

•4 years ago

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Self-isolation: a psychologist explains how to avoid cabin fever.

People who suspect they may have come into contact with the coronavirus are being advised to self-isolate (stay at home). For some people, the idea of...

People who suspect they may have come into contact with the coronavirus are bein...

2greys

•4 years ago

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Vitamin D boosts chances of walking after hip fracture.

Senior citizens who are not vitamin D deficient have a better chance of walking after hip fracture surgery, according to a Rutgers-led study. The findings in...

Senior citizens who are not vitamin D deficient have a better chance of walking ...

2greys

•4 years ago

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All posts for March 2020

Stay Home

Desperately seeking toilet paper, pasta or hand sanitiser? Some relief is just weeks away.

SLO -Philin , a drug I had been taking, is now not available! Any body know of an alternative.. GP useless!

Update on Dee

Three-drug combination reduces COPD patient mortality.

10 misconceptions about the 1918 flu, the ‘greatest pandemic in history

Bronchictacis and elderly mother

Madness!!!

Dr. John............Wed 18th March

I don’t post very much on this forum...

Antihistamines and your immune system.

No wonder I don't do the Lotto-never had any luck.

Self isolation

High levels of iron in the lung linked to increased asthma severity.

Important information

Neophyte practicing humour

Around world

LOL....

Fibre glass inhalation

COPD

I have Asthma and COPD. I am a teacher and am worried about being in school and the threat of Coronavirus. Should I self-isolate?

Pepa @ Healthunlocked

time for a chat

A positive news story?

Safe out side and Garden

Feeling worried

Make sure if you sighed a do not resuscitate form

Work and Benefits

Self-isolation: a psychologist explains how to avoid cabin fever.

Vitamin D boosts chances of walking after hip fracture.

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