I am on clenil modulite 100 for a year now since I was diagnosed and am going to talk to the GP tomorrow about my worsening symptoms. It seems as though something about my treatment is going to be changed.
I was wandering whether she is going to change my preventer, or just up it?
I was trying to read the BTS guidelines just now and it said that most patients are started at around 400 in the beginning. so why am I at only 100?
Just wanted to hear about other peoples experiences. a different preventer or a higher dose?
how many puffs do you take per time and how many times per day. the BTS guidelines say 400 mcg per day usually at 100mcg inhaler 2 puffs twice a day. I was on something similar, but when I was on it, it was becloforte and it was 250mcg 4 puffs twice a day.
I think you may have your preventor changed, or you may have a long acting reliever started such as oxis or serevent. At least that was what happened with me.
Sorry i cant be of more help
hi 1wingedangel
Oh what you said makes more sense. I though 400mcg was the actual inhaler!
Well in that case that is what I am on. I take two puffs twice a day so that would make it 400. So you think she might change the inhaler or add something to it?
I am not very keen on the powder inhalers, they tend to tickle my throat a little :S
thanks for your advice!
Lizzie xxx
No worries at all hunny, I went through the same thing when I first developed my asthma again after a long remission. It took me absolutely years to get at least to the level of control that I needed to get through the day and there were times when I nearly didn't survive.
Keep going, I know its a fight to get your voice heard.
Wendy *hugs*
Best of luck lizzie.I know how worrying it can be to be uncetain re your medication.It took a long time for me to get stable and 5 years on i still have a lot of stuff to take each day but it will get better for you.Build a good relationship with the folk caring for you,have an up to date action plan and stick to it and if in doubt re any of your symptoms get advice.
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