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Chronic wheeze but no asthma?

Hi all, Aware this might not be strictly relevant to this forum but I’ve posted before and got some really helpful advice so I thought I’d give it a try - I wonder if anyone has had any similar experiences to mine below: - always had a reactive wheeze to dust. If I took an antihistamine the wheeze wentHi all, Aware this might not be strictly relevant to this forum but I’ve posted before and got some really helpful advice so I thought I’d give it a try - I wonder if anyone has had any similar experiences to mine below: - always had a reactive wheeze to dust. If I took an antihistamine the wheeze went

Mattb2449in Asthma UK community forum

New to DuoResp Spiromax

Hi Guys!! I have just been put onto the DuoResp Spiromax inhaler, and i am just after any feedback. I was previously taking Serevent and Beclomethasone. Does anyone take this and if so, is it a good inhaler to be on/better than the 2 i was on previously? I have had Asthma for 30 years and only everHi Guys!! I have just been put onto the DuoResp Spiromax inhaler, and i am just after any feedback. I was previously taking Serevent and Beclomethasone. Does anyone take this and if so, is it a good inhaler to be on/better than the 2 i was on previously? I have had Asthma for 30 years and only ever

micajay89in Asthma UK community forum

Confused and looking for advice please :)

So this question is mainly aimed at people who have a mild form of asthma I guess. And I know that I've asked a few questions before and gotten advice based on it but just wondering if someone has been in this situation or what I could do. Thanks in advance. Trying to keep this short...and failing ;So this question is mainly aimed at people who have a mild form of asthma I guess. And I know that I've asked a few questions before and gotten advice based on it but just wondering if someone has been in this situation or what I could do. Thanks in advance. Trying to keep this short...and failing ;

Hiddenin Asthma UK community forum

Fostair/ coughing fit leads to closed airway.

I was placed on Fostair in the last fortnight and one unusual thing that happened a few days later was a vicious coughing fit out on the street. When the fit had emptied my lungs, the airway closed off and I couldn't breathe - very alarming. The GP said it was actually an asthma attack although the FostairI was placed on Fostair in the last fortnight and one unusual thing that happened a few days later was a vicious coughing fit out on the street. When the fit had emptied my lungs, the airway closed off and I couldn't breathe - very alarming. The GP said it was actually an asthma attack although the Fostair

gerrytlloydin Asthma UK community forum

How long have I got?

Hi, I was just diagnosed with COPD last month and have been trying to research the condition. My doctor was not helpful and just told me this was the result of my chest xray. I had to make an appointment for a spirometry test after research. I am still in shock and feel out of control. I am on beclometasoneHi, I was just diagnosed with COPD last month and have been trying to research the condition. My doctor was not helpful and just told me this was the result of my chest xray. I had to make an appointment for a spirometry test after research. I am still in shock and feel out of control. I am on beclometasone

Chicagordain British Lung Foundation

Worsening Breathing Probs

I am currently on a beclomethasone inhaler for a couple of weeks, with a salbutamol one for 'just in case' as my GP thinks I may have asthma. I've had breathing issues on and off for a little under 2 months but over the past few weeks they've become progressively worse. It feels as if my diaphragm justI am currently on a beclomethasone inhaler for a couple of weeks, with a salbutamol one for 'just in case' as my GP thinks I may have asthma. I've had breathing issues on and off for a little under 2 months but over the past few weeks they've become progressively worse. It feels as if my diaphragm just

DaveT81in British Lung Foundation

Beclometasone

Hi. I have recently started taking beclometasone. Am having terrible trouble sleeping. Is this a common side effect and will things improve as my body gets used to taking it.Hi. I have recently started taking beclometasone. Am having terrible trouble sleeping. Is this a common side effect and will things improve as my body gets used to taking it.

Atom1in Asthma UK community forum

An update from me

Hi Everyone, I saw a Rheumatologist yesterday as I’ve been having a flare up of symptoms recently as per my last post. I was a little worried as hadn’t seen this particular Dr before as mine was on leave. Lucky for me she was familiar with Bechets and had been on a talk on it the day before! She wasHi Everyone, I saw a Rheumatologist yesterday as I’ve been having a flare up of symptoms recently as per my last post. I was a little worried as hadn’t seen this particular Dr before as mine was on leave. Lucky for me she was familiar with Bechets and had been on a talk on it the day before! She was

EmmieJaynein Behçet's UK

Struggling - any advice?

Hi all, I've had a constantly tight chest (to varying degrees) for six weeks now. I've been off work for most of that time and struggle with basic daily tasks. I'm due to see a specialist on 31 July so am hoping they have some answers but in the meantime I'm really struggling, especially at night, andHi all, I've had a constantly tight chest (to varying degrees) for six weeks now. I've been off work for most of that time and struggle with basic daily tasks. I'm due to see a specialist on 31 July so am hoping they have some answers but in the meantime I'm really struggling, especially at night, and

Moggetin Asthma UK community forum

Do I even have asthma

Hi guys. I'm hoping to find someone with a similar experience to myself. I suffer with pretty bad allergies and take a lot of medication to manage this, including the use of Montelukast (Singulair) to control the allergic wheeze (asthma). As my allergies stand, all seems to be ok and well managed forHi guys. I'm hoping to find someone with a similar experience to myself. I suffer with pretty bad allergies and take a lot of medication to manage this, including the use of Montelukast (Singulair) to control the allergic wheeze (asthma). As my allergies stand, all seems to be ok and well managed for

MrsCMKin Asthma UK community forum

Several attacks..

I don’t understand why I keep having attacks, I’ve had 5 in the last three months, been upped on beclometasone then upped again to Fostair 100/6 to see how I am on that for now , testing antihistamines to see if dust mites are triggering it yet my peak flow is 350 or below most days which is my red zoneI don’t understand why I keep having attacks, I’ve had 5 in the last three months, been upped on beclometasone then upped again to Fostair 100/6 to see how I am on that for now , testing antihistamines to see if dust mites are triggering it yet my peak flow is 350 or below most days which is my red zone

loulouliss1in Asthma UK community forum

Different inhaler

So I’m gonna see my gp in about a weeks time about everything that’s been going on (see other posts) , should I be asking for a different inhaler ? I’m taking beclometasone 4 times a day, and it doesn’t seem to work for me; I was having real bad asthma symptoms about two months ago which is when I wentSo I’m gonna see my gp in about a weeks time about everything that’s been going on (see other posts) , should I be asking for a different inhaler ? I’m taking beclometasone 4 times a day, and it doesn’t seem to work for me; I was having real bad asthma symptoms about two months ago which is when I went

loulouliss1in Asthma UK community forum

Help please advice for my horse's asthma

Hi all I hope nobody minds me joining this group on behalf of my horse who seems to have severe asthma. She seems to have allergic asthma with high eosinophils in her lung wash fluid, but I'm sure one of her main triggers is ozone pollution in the air. Throughout Autumn she had severe attacks lastingHi all I hope nobody minds me joining this group on behalf of my horse who seems to have severe asthma. She seems to have allergic asthma with high eosinophils in her lung wash fluid, but I'm sure one of her main triggers is ozone pollution in the air. Throughout Autumn she had severe attacks lasting

Verenaandjosiein Asthma UK community forum

Beclometasone Inhaler

Hi everyone I was diagnosed with asthma as a child with attacks in aldulthood very rare, a couple months ago thought I came down with a chest infection that has proved very stubborn to get over and caused my asthma to resurface, yesterday my GP prescribed me with a beclometasone inhaler in an attemptHi everyone I was diagnosed with asthma as a child with attacks in aldulthood very rare, a couple months ago thought I came down with a chest infection that has proved very stubborn to get over and caused my asthma to resurface, yesterday my GP prescribed me with a beclometasone inhaler in an attempt

John2505in Asthma UK community forum

Newbie having a tough time

Hi everyone. I'm new to the site and I'm looking forward to chatting to you all. :) I was diagnosed with asthma about 12 years ago and have been lucky have had it under control for most of that time. I went from the brown qvar beclometasone inhaler to the pink fostair beclametasone/formoterol preventerHi everyone. I'm new to the site and I'm looking forward to chatting to you all. :) I was diagnosed with asthma about 12 years ago and have been lucky have had it under control for most of that time. I went from the brown qvar beclometasone inhaler to the pink fostair beclametasone/formoterol preventer

LisaLuv3000in Asthma UK community forum

Anyone on Flutiform?

I was on Seretide for the last 20 years, and having a once a year bout ending in antibiotics and prednisone, and eventually specialist put me on Montelukist, Ceterizine and Ipratromium nasal spray, in addition to the Seretide and all was good for the last couple of years. Begining of this year, theI was on Seretide for the last 20 years, and having a once a year bout ending in antibiotics and prednisone, and eventually specialist put me on Montelukist, Ceterizine and Ipratromium nasal spray, in addition to the Seretide and all was good for the last couple of years. Begining of this year, the

Lindahj203in Asthma UK community forum

Asthma and the relentless cough

Hi everyone! I'm really glad I found this forum and I am hoping you can help me. I got diagnosed (finally) with asthma at 16 and was prescribed with blue ventolin reliever inhalers and with pink foster ( Beclometasone dipropionate) inhalers. I am now 21 and they have always done the trick, and preventedHi everyone! I'm really glad I found this forum and I am hoping you can help me. I got diagnosed (finally) with asthma at 16 and was prescribed with blue ventolin reliever inhalers and with pink foster ( Beclometasone dipropionate) inhalers. I am now 21 and they have always done the trick, and prevented

Emilyeagleowlin Asthma UK community forum

Montelukast Question

Hi I'd like to hear from several users of Montelukast as to how long they feel it took to get an improvement in their symptoms. Hoping to get several answers so I can compare them and arrive at an average time-frame I should expect to wait on any positive results (assuming I'm lucky enough for this drugHi I'd like to hear from several users of Montelukast as to how long they feel it took to get an improvement in their symptoms. Hoping to get several answers so I can compare them and arrive at an average time-frame I should expect to wait on any positive results (assuming I'm lucky enough for this drug

Matmanin Asthma UK community forum

Reoccurring chest infections since 2012- any advice and solutions?

Reoccurring chest infections since 2012- been reading threads on here about this as a lot of people seem to pinpoint their first chest infection in 2012- is this just coincidence or is there a prevalent strain in london at that time? I've had 3-4 chest infections per year since then- had one at ChristmasReoccurring chest infections since 2012- been reading threads on here about this as a lot of people seem to pinpoint their first chest infection in 2012- is this just coincidence or is there a prevalent strain in london at that time? I've had 3-4 chest infections per year since then- had one at Christmas

Annawaywegoin Asthma UK community forum

Recently Diagnosed at 46

I am a 46 year old male and recently been diagnosed with asthma! I have always been an active and sports orientated individual. As a youth was involved in the harriers and ran at a high level and was picked for English schools and was a County Champion. The events which I excelled at were short anaerobicI am a 46 year old male and recently been diagnosed with asthma! I have always been an active and sports orientated individual. As a youth was involved in the harriers and ran at a high level and was picked for English schools and was a County Champion. The events which I excelled at were short anaerobic

TonyG46in Asthma UK community forum

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