Experiences with

Aclidinium

can i use a nebuliser indefinitely, i have severe copd and i am ok breathing if i am just sat around,but the slightest exertion(shower,hoover, clothes on etc)i am gasping for breath. i take uniphyllin ,relvar,aclidinium bromide,carbocisteine,azithromycin and salamol easi breathe,i suppose these are helping

What I was dreading was similar to the previous 'maintenance' inhalers, Tiotropium & Aclidinium, both of which delivered a paradoxic reaction & had to be stopped. No coughing at al now, & my evening dose of Salbutamol is no longer needed so far, thankfully!

i have just been given a new inhaler,TRELEGY, instead of RELVAR and ACLIDINIUM BROMIDE, it is supposed to incorporate 3 different medicines, has any one tried this ,and what results did you have.

Following a chest X Ray April 2016 after a sudden decrease in FEV1 to 33% my GP confirmed COPD and prescribed Eklira Aclidinium bromide 322 mcg. Despite taking all 3 inhalers as described I was still getting very breathless.

I recently ( during a very stressful period) had really bad asthma ( it is usually pretty much under control) as a result I have had tests and now on Fostsir and an extra spray called Bretaris (aclidinium) which seems to have helped - however they sent me for a CT scan - all clear but chronic asthma

Previously, I was on Aclidinium and Fostair twice a day, and using a Salbutamol nebuliser 4 times a day. This was changed and I now use the Aclidinium twice, a new inhaler called Relvar once in the morning, and a Phyllocontin pill twice a day. The difference has been amazing.

I had been diagnosed with copd over a year ago and use Ventolin and Aclidinium Bromide, I also have a lot of trouble with my digestive system and bowel, but the last couple of months have been really horrendous with bad stomach pains, Labyrinthitis , anxiety attacks all of which has been affecting my

have every intention of quitting .I started becoming breathless 6months ago but thought it might be because I had put on some weight .Gp sent me for x ray and said nothing had changed since last x ray 3years previous but sent me for spirometry test which resulted in the diagnosis, I was prescribed Aclidinium

I also have aclidinium bromide which is good but not for frequent use - only twice daily. Have also not got clear of chest infection - on doxycycline and steroids again for 4th time. Any comments? jks

Spiriva, Aclidinium and Bricanyl. The only inhaler I can use is Ventolin. Is there anything of a similar but stronger version on the market. May thanks Steve

Hi there, has anyone had any problems using this inhaler

GP has given me Duaklir Genuair inhalation powder Aclidinium/Formoterol Fumarate dihydrate which is a long acting bronchodilator! I have not taken it yet as so many awful side affects I am really scared to take it. Has anyone heard of this drug or similar?

I am on two inhalers aclidinium bromide,and relvar Elliot's.Is anyone else on these if so how do you find them?

Recently been diagnosed with severe COPD and been prescribed the following meds: Relvar 92 mcg Aclidinium 322mg I have taken for the past 4 days and apart from a splitting headache when I take them, which last for about an hour, I have had no real change in my symptoms.

I will start to use this Aclidinium inhaler tomorrow. Thérèse

I was given this drug last week instead of Spiriva. There was no discussion beforehand ,it was just written on my repeat prescription: new inhaler.I had a really bad reaction to it which I won't go into to but it has left me back to where I was 2 years ago, constantly breathless and waking up coughing

I have been on the above inhaler for about 5/6 days and feeling really rough. Sunday night I awoke gasping for breath about 4am, I got up and realised I had forgotten my evening dose which the nurse thought could be the reason, have not had that again but gradually I am getting worse with a cough, wheezing

I am on Symbicort 400/12 inhaler aswell as Aclidinium bromide inhaler. I have started getting a lot of congestion in a morning that I find very hard to remove, sometimes I get the horrible feeling of suffocating which is beginning to panic me to say the least.

has anyone got this inhaler aclidinium bromide i take one puff in the morning and one at night but i dont see any differance from others i had to use

I know I should have asked my nurse or doc ,but i just thought of it this morning , i take of a morning and of a night ,seretide ,atrovent ,aclidinium bromide and uniphyllin,i take them with an interval of 1minute between puffs, but I take them in any order, never the same order . now ,question ,should