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Are you feeling the heat? ☀️
The whole of the UK is having a late summer heatwave this week, which is welcome after a summer of rainy days and grey skies. However, some people with lung conditions find hot weather can cause their symptoms to flare up. Read our top tips for looking after your lungs in hot weather so you can enjoy
The whole of the UK is having a late summer heatwave this week, which is welcome after a summer of rainy days and grey skies. However, some people with lung conditions find hot weather can cause their symptoms to flare up. Read our top tips for looking after your lungs in hot weather so you can enjoy
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
10 months ago
Asthma, Extreme heat and pollen
Anyone struggling in this heat. I usually fine but trying to do my singing lesson my asthma flared up 3 puffs and then okay. Again today out in the heat I struggle hut could have been air conditioning in my car.
Anyone struggling in this heat. I usually fine but trying to do my singing lesson my asthma flared up 3 puffs and then okay. Again today out in the heat I struggle hut could have been air conditioning in my car.
elanaoali
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Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
IBS and Amitriptyline
I have started taking Amitriptyline 10mg a day for Post infectious IBS-D. The whole week was ok with no symptoms but since yesterday, it started again while I ate some food out of my diet routine. My question is do I need to stick to low FODMAP diet while taking medicine or can I eat any food? Also
I have started taking Amitriptyline 10mg a day for Post infectious IBS-D. The whole week was ok with no symptoms but since yesterday, it started again while I ate some food out of my diet routine. My question is do I need to stick to low FODMAP diet while taking medicine or can I eat any food? Also
Fmkhan
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IBS Network
9 months ago
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Humidifier versus Dehumidifier
I'm Severe Asthmatic and I also suffer from Frequent sinus infections, allergies and ear problems. I've heard good things about Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers for Asthma but I'm not sure which one would be better for me, my house also has issues with mould and damp. Could someone advise me on this?
I'm Severe Asthmatic and I also suffer from Frequent sinus infections, allergies and ear problems. I've heard good things about Humidifiers and Dehumidifiers for Asthma but I'm not sure which one would be better for me, my house also has issues with mould and damp. Could someone advise me on this?
Lilmix03
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Asthma Community Forum
9 months ago
Morningside T3 only
Hi Can anyone advise. I'm on Morningside T3 only. I'm not able to tolerate anything else. I have multiple allergies. Im struggling to source this I have a prescription it states Morningside liothyronine
Hi Can anyone advise. I'm on Morningside T3 only. I'm not able to tolerate anything else. I have multiple allergies. Im struggling to source this I have a prescription it states Morningside liothyronine
Coneflower7
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Thyroid UK
9 months ago
Bruising from high dose steroid inhaler
The possible severe
asthma
I may have is because I am highly
allergic
to house dust mite and I could have a phenotype of asthma. Any thoughts or advice please
The possible severe
asthma
I may have is because I am highly
allergic
to house dust mite and I could have a phenotype of asthma. Any thoughts or advice please
elanaoali
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
waiting for allergy test
I have been waiting for a allergy test for 2 years so my specialist can prescribe medication for psoriasis arthritis. Has any one else had the same problem.
I have been waiting for a allergy test for 2 years so my specialist can prescribe medication for psoriasis arthritis. Has any one else had the same problem.
cherrytree16
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Beyond Psoriasis
5 months ago
Trial for new reliever inhalers for children with asthma 🫁
Asthma + Lung UK are holding an online focus group on Thursday 21 September to inform the development of a new trial for a new type of asthma reliever inhaler for children aged 4-11 years old. We’re looking for parents and carers of children with asthma who would be happy to share their experiences
Asthma + Lung UK are holding an online focus group on Thursday 21 September to inform the development of a new trial for a new type of asthma reliever inhaler for children aged 4-11 years old. We’re looking for parents and carers of children with asthma who would be happy to share their experiences
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
My first post
Hi I have just joined this forum.Bit of background info Had asthma since I was bout 3 or 4 and had bad asthma attack few years ago but that was caused by another problem. I have recently had my asthma review and it's very controlled my best peakflow is 500 and at the moment it's sitting around 450
Hi I have just joined this forum.Bit of background info Had asthma since I was bout 3 or 4 and had bad asthma attack few years ago but that was caused by another problem. I have recently had my asthma review and it's very controlled my best peakflow is 500 and at the moment it's sitting around 450
Yumz199725
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 months ago
Peoples experience of biologics
I have been diagnosed with severe eosinophilic
asthma
and
allergic
asthma
and have been approved for biologic therapy 12 month trial. I had my first injection of Fasenra in December and second one in Jan. I am due my third one next week.
I have been diagnosed with severe eosinophilic
asthma
and
allergic
asthma
and have been approved for biologic therapy 12 month trial. I had my first injection of Fasenra in December and second one in Jan. I am due my third one next week.
Whizzymaz
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
Possible histamine related allergy NDT
Hello A week ago had my prescription for NDT doubled from 1/4 grain to 1/2 grain twice a day. I've been on 1/4 grain for 6 months. In the last month I have noticed my anti-histamine reactions have become quite bad. Does anyone know if NDT is high histamine? it comes from pork which supposedly is
Hello A week ago had my prescription for NDT doubled from 1/4 grain to 1/2 grain twice a day. I've been on 1/4 grain for 6 months. In the last month I have noticed my anti-histamine reactions have become quite bad. Does anyone know if NDT is high histamine? it comes from pork which supposedly is
Crankyoldbag
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Thyroid UK
10 months ago
Minimal emphysema + Asthma
Have been suffering sob and general fatigue for about 18 months now, since I had an asthma exerbation then covid a few months after, I was having chest pain and palpatations last year so was reffered to cardiology and had an echo then a ct angiogram back last November.I recently registered on the my
Have been suffering sob and general fatigue for about 18 months now, since I had an asthma exerbation then covid a few months after, I was having chest pain and palpatations last year so was reffered to cardiology and had an echo then a ct angiogram back last November.I recently registered on the my
jamieb977
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Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
Congestion
I have Bronchiectasis and Asthma, over the past month or so I am continually congested with unpleasant mucus. I had a few days of, for me, severe asthma, which was sorted out with a short course of prednisolone. I just cannot seem to get rid of the congestion, keeping me awake at night and I am so
I have Bronchiectasis and Asthma, over the past month or so I am continually congested with unpleasant mucus. I had a few days of, for me, severe asthma, which was sorted out with a short course of prednisolone. I just cannot seem to get rid of the congestion, keeping me awake at night and I am so
PAP48
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 months ago
?asthma
a few years ago after a bout of bronchitis which I often got in the winter I was given asthma pumps, I’ve never been sure if I had asthma. Following wheezing when I lay down or even in the day my doctor listened to my chest and sent me for a chest X-ray, this showed a shadow on my lung and I was sent
a few years ago after a bout of bronchitis which I often got in the winter I was given asthma pumps, I’ve never been sure if I had asthma. Following wheezing when I lay down or even in the day my doctor listened to my chest and sent me for a chest X-ray, this showed a shadow on my lung and I was sent
Londone16
in
Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
Cough at night
Hello. Do any of you struggle with a cough at night? I suspect an allergy to dust or cat hair. Every night I wake up with a cough. 2-3am. I'm tired of it, but I think it's 100% allergy because when I take benadryl allergy for a few days, the symptoms stop, but benadryl cannot be used for longer than
Hello. Do any of you struggle with a cough at night? I suspect an allergy to dust or cat hair. Every night I wake up with a cough. 2-3am. I'm tired of it, but I think it's 100% allergy because when I take benadryl allergy for a few days, the symptoms stop, but benadryl cannot be used for longer than
Majajulia90
in
EFA
10 months ago
Nasal polyps no asthma
I was constantly sniffling for months after having a cold and bad chest, i assumed hayfever or an allergy. Eventually got in at the gp and he told me I had a nasal polyp. Was given flixonase which I have been on for over a week now. Have about 8 weeks worth of drops. This morning got a letter to make
I was constantly sniffling for months after having a cold and bad chest, i assumed hayfever or an allergy. Eventually got in at the gp and he told me I had a nasal polyp. Was given flixonase which I have been on for over a week now. Have about 8 weeks worth of drops. This morning got a letter to make
amy000
in
Asthma Community Forum
10 months ago
Pet Asthma Trigger
I am new to asthma, diagnosed in June this year (female aged 76) during a hospital admission for a viral cough - I have mild Bronchiectasis diagnosed 20 years ago which hasn’t given me much trouble, no allergies or hay fever in the past. I have struggled with getting my inhaler right, initially Relvar
I am new to asthma, diagnosed in June this year (female aged 76) during a hospital admission for a viral cough - I have mild Bronchiectasis diagnosed 20 years ago which hasn’t given me much trouble, no allergies or hay fever in the past. I have struggled with getting my inhaler right, initially Relvar
Fruitandveg
in
Asthma Community Forum
10 months ago
Severe infrequent asthma attack
Hi,Has anyone had infrequent (twice in 2 years in my partners case) severe asthma attack where the inhaler does not work? What causes it? What do you do? How do you manage it? Paramedics put it down to anxiety attack as she was fine by the time they turned up. Is there a chance of it happening again?
Hi,Has anyone had infrequent (twice in 2 years in my partners case) severe asthma attack where the inhaler does not work? What causes it? What do you do? How do you manage it? Paramedics put it down to anxiety attack as she was fine by the time they turned up. Is there a chance of it happening again?
MrCABG
in
Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
Asthma or something more sinister?
So I'm mid asthma diagnosis at the moment, I'm on a steroid inhaler twice a day after having, what I assume was an asthma attack whilst on holiday in Rome. Long story short I tried a dodgy vape pen whilst out there that immediately gave me an allergic reaction (very smart I know)Ever since that ill
So I'm mid asthma diagnosis at the moment, I'm on a steroid inhaler twice a day after having, what I assume was an asthma attack whilst on holiday in Rome. Long story short I tried a dodgy vape pen whilst out there that immediately gave me an allergic reaction (very smart I know)Ever since that ill
Emilylemon727
in
Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
Is asthma one of the most serious conditions out there?
I don’t mean to trigger anxiety by this so please don’t take it as factual in anyway it is just a question I was thinking to myself though isn’t asthma one of the most serious/dangerous conditions there is and therefore shouldn’t it warrant free prescriptions? For example not many other conditions
I don’t mean to trigger anxiety by this so please don’t take it as factual in anyway it is just a question I was thinking to myself though isn’t asthma one of the most serious/dangerous conditions there is and therefore shouldn’t it warrant free prescriptions? For example not many other conditions
Blueforest23
in
Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
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