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Anyone else having constant chest infections after treatment
Anyone else having this issue so since completing my meds aug 2021 I have had chicken pox ( had this as a child and how it happened again is beyond me I was covered head to toe) and now three chest infections and they literally are killing me off I’ve been put on inhalers and everything I feel shocking
Anyone else having this issue so since completing my meds aug 2021 I have had chicken pox ( had this as a child and how it happened again is beyond me I was covered head to toe) and now three chest infections and they literally are killing me off I’ve been put on inhalers and everything I feel shocking
87wise
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TB Alert
3 years ago
Fostair nexthaler 100/6
Anybody using the above? Been having a chesty cough for past weeks. I understand I can take extra puffs if necessary but not sure whether to take extra or use ventolin inhaler as still have one from last time. Any advice pl shall I increase the fostair next haler or take ventolin as required? I am on
Anybody using the above? Been having a chesty cough for past weeks. I understand I can take extra puffs if necessary but not sure whether to take extra or use ventolin inhaler as still have one from last time. Any advice pl shall I increase the fostair next haler or take ventolin as required? I am on
ahfat41
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
INHALERS FOR COPD
Has anyone used trelegy in the treatment of COPD and did they find it better or worse than their current medication. is trelegy superior to symbicort?
Has anyone used trelegy in the treatment of COPD and did they find it better or worse than their current medication. is trelegy superior to symbicort?
pugrobin
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
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Brilliant doctor!
My daughter is 3 and recently the doctor gave us an inhaler with a spacer for her. The doctor was great at showing us how to use it and had my daughter and I singing ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star’ while the mask was on. This helped to distract her and made her start breathing naturally, and in good time
My daughter is 3 and recently the doctor gave us an inhaler with a spacer for her. The doctor was great at showing us how to use it and had my daughter and I singing ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star’ while the mask was on. This helped to distract her and made her start breathing naturally, and in good time
clairebear778
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Breathless and wheezy
Hi everyone, I am looking for some advice for my husband who is nearly 89 and was diagnosed with emphysomatic fibrosis about two years ago. He has not been too bad until 6 months ago when when he started getting more breathless and wheezy. The Salamol inhaler doesn’t help at all, the Bradosyl helps
Hi everyone, I am looking for some advice for my husband who is nearly 89 and was diagnosed with emphysomatic fibrosis about two years ago. He has not been too bad until 6 months ago when when he started getting more breathless and wheezy. The Salamol inhaler doesn’t help at all, the Bradosyl helps
Fruitbat2
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Swapped to a lower inhaler
My asthma specialist has swapped me from relvar 184 down to 92. Ive had 2 to 3 years of constant infections which never shows in sputum samples. I always have a slightly raised infection count on my bloods. My feno is quite low so they said its not asthma its chronic infections. All xrays and cts are
My asthma specialist has swapped me from relvar 184 down to 92. Ive had 2 to 3 years of constant infections which never shows in sputum samples. I always have a slightly raised infection count on my bloods. My feno is quite low so they said its not asthma its chronic infections. All xrays and cts are
MissNyxiie
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
How reliable is a spirometer in accessing asthma severity or a flare up?
How reliable is a spirometer in accessing asthma severity or a flare up? I was told my symptoms were out of preportion with my lung function and thusly was told it was all down to dysfunctional breathing. I am not denying any dysfunctional breathing I know it is common for asthmatics. I was told the
How reliable is a spirometer in accessing asthma severity or a flare up? I was told my symptoms were out of preportion with my lung function and thusly was told it was all down to dysfunctional breathing. I am not denying any dysfunctional breathing I know it is common for asthmatics. I was told the
BlueBlobs1
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Positive for covid
Hi all it's been a while as I have been not too bad with my lungs more so managing my fibromyalgia. Yesterday I recieved the news that I was positive for covid . I had been awful since Thursday but honestly I thought it was a flare up of my lungs . The drowning feeling and unable to sleep . Pains
Hi all it's been a while as I have been not too bad with my lungs more so managing my fibromyalgia. Yesterday I recieved the news that I was positive for covid . I had been awful since Thursday but honestly I thought it was a flare up of my lungs . The drowning feeling and unable to sleep . Pains
Carkaisabellacolin
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Montelukast
Can anyone on Montelukast tell me if it helps?. Finally managed to see my asthma nurse today & was prescribed it alongside Fostair. I’m confused if it’s a long term thing or a short term thing? I’m just really hoping it helps because I seem to be attached to my blue inhaler quiet a lot lately!
Can anyone on Montelukast tell me if it helps?. Finally managed to see my asthma nurse today & was prescribed it alongside Fostair. I’m confused if it’s a long term thing or a short term thing? I’m just really hoping it helps because I seem to be attached to my blue inhaler quiet a lot lately!
Lou09
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
*What helps YOU cope with your Anxiety and Panic Attacks? As an individual. *
Only If you don't mind sharing... I am just curious what helps you all individually with your anxiety and or Panic Attacks? How do you cope? What do you do for yourself to help yourself feel better? Is there something you do for yourself on a daily basis to help cope? Do you take meds? Or Daily Vitamins
Only If you don't mind sharing... I am just curious what helps you all individually with your anxiety and or Panic Attacks? How do you cope? What do you do for yourself to help yourself feel better? Is there something you do for yourself on a daily basis to help cope? Do you take meds? Or Daily Vitamins
Luna_Love143
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Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
High dose Seretide
Is anyone out there taking more than 1000mic gram Seritide or direct equivalent Sirdupla per day using an inhaler . This will be the same as 2puffs twice daily of the 250/25 inhaler
Is anyone out there taking more than 1000mic gram Seritide or direct equivalent Sirdupla per day using an inhaler . This will be the same as 2puffs twice daily of the 250/25 inhaler
Gardeninguy
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Inhaler training devices
Has anyone ever tried any training devices for inhalers - such as Trainhaler - for children with asthma? Do they help them retain correct technique long term?
Has anyone ever tried any training devices for inhalers - such as Trainhaler - for children with asthma? Do they help them retain correct technique long term?
soph2000
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Inhaler technique
Has anyone found any benefit from showing children online videos for improving inhaler technique? Do they tend to remember the correct technique or forget after a while? Any other suggestions for improving how well they retain technique?
Has anyone found any benefit from showing children online videos for improving inhaler technique? Do they tend to remember the correct technique or forget after a while? Any other suggestions for improving how well they retain technique?
soph2000
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Am I doing this right?
Hi everyone new here, my daughters 4 and just been diagnosed we have had 4 years of breathing problems she's on monkhurst tablet second month and really thought it was helping hardly any inhaler but since Sat she has developed this cough again taking her breath away so much so she will puke up any advice
Hi everyone new here, my daughters 4 and just been diagnosed we have had 4 years of breathing problems she's on monkhurst tablet second month and really thought it was helping hardly any inhaler but since Sat she has developed this cough again taking her breath away so much so she will puke up any advice
Rileypops
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Prescription charges for people over 60s
So with prescription charges, likely to go ahead in April, for people from 60 to 66 with no exemptions for people below 66, how do people feel about this, as it's likely certain lung conditions, won't be considered life threatening, so a lot of us will now have to pay for inhalers, and other medications
So with prescription charges, likely to go ahead in April, for people from 60 to 66 with no exemptions for people below 66, how do people feel about this, as it's likely certain lung conditions, won't be considered life threatening, so a lot of us will now have to pay for inhalers, and other medications
TG58
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Amlodipine
Not only did I have my meds increased by my cardiologist before Christmas and Dapa added, I now following a blood pressure test have Amlodipine added to my cocktail of drugs and have bought a BP tester from Amazon! What with all the others I take I must rattle! So thats 8 tablets daily plus Asthma inhalers
Not only did I have my meds increased by my cardiologist before Christmas and Dapa added, I now following a blood pressure test have Amlodipine added to my cocktail of drugs and have bought a BP tester from Amazon! What with all the others I take I must rattle! So thats 8 tablets daily plus Asthma inhalers
Geoff51
Heart Star
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Chronic allergic asthma restricting breathing at all times.
Hello everyone, any exercise or activity such as a shower severely impairs my breathing. This has worsened considerably over the past yearI manage this at home by resting between activities and TaiChi breathing. Outside I can walk slowly when accompanied but tend to feel panicky when alone. In a shop
Hello everyone, any exercise or activity such as a shower severely impairs my breathing. This has worsened considerably over the past yearI manage this at home by resting between activities and TaiChi breathing. Outside I can walk slowly when accompanied but tend to feel panicky when alone. In a shop
tabbyjade
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Is it normal that after 2 weeks with covid symptoms I started to have a bad pain to my ribs on both sides
No cough only temperature and extreme fatigue but today I have this bad pain to my ribs if I push myself to cough. What it can be, chest infection ? I took more inhalers 4 times a day, Fostair 100 ml Paracetamol and I changed it to Lemsip 4 times a day. Please help thank you so much.
No cough only temperature and extreme fatigue but today I have this bad pain to my ribs if I push myself to cough. What it can be, chest infection ? I took more inhalers 4 times a day, Fostair 100 ml Paracetamol and I changed it to Lemsip 4 times a day. Please help thank you so much.
Sunflower_2017
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Recovery after chest infection
Hi I had a bacterial chest infection, started 3 weeks ago, had problems getting through to gp so infection took hold. I can honestly say I've never been so poorly in my life. After antibiotics from dr, the infection cleared last friday. However, I'm finding breathing difficult. My gp thinks I'm panicking
Hi I had a bacterial chest infection, started 3 weeks ago, had problems getting through to gp so infection took hold. I can honestly say I've never been so poorly in my life. After antibiotics from dr, the infection cleared last friday. However, I'm finding breathing difficult. My gp thinks I'm panicking
Juleslovestoshop
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
More inhaler questions
As I wrote last week, I started taking Spiriva again following problems with Trelegy Ellipta. Spiriva had been my first inhaler four years ago, followed by Anoro and eventually Trelegy. I’ve been really short of breath since re-starting Spiriva so I really feel I need to change. As I have no idea how
As I wrote last week, I started taking Spiriva again following problems with Trelegy Ellipta. Spiriva had been my first inhaler four years ago, followed by Anoro and eventually Trelegy. I’ve been really short of breath since re-starting Spiriva so I really feel I need to change. As I have no idea how
Janann25
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
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