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Covid?
Hello everyone, About 5 weeks ago I came down with Covid. Seemed to get through it ok, but about a week after my asthma starting playing up. Symptoms are breathlessness mainly at night, mucus of chest that’s hard to cough up, tight chest which relieves when taken inhalers. Spo2 is around 97% slightly
Hello everyone, About 5 weeks ago I came down with Covid. Seemed to get through it ok, but about a week after my asthma starting playing up. Symptoms are breathlessness mainly at night, mucus of chest that’s hard to cough up, tight chest which relieves when taken inhalers. Spo2 is around 97% slightly
DeanSamson
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
rectal cancer..
so almost a year ago I posted that i will be having a colonoscopy and later i posted that i was diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer. Since that day lots of things happened! I had to do fertility preservation which was not very successful probably due to all the stress i was having.. then i started
so almost a year ago I posted that i will be having a colonoscopy and later i posted that i was diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer. Since that day lots of things happened! I had to do fertility preservation which was not very successful probably due to all the stress i was having.. then i started
Ram9
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Colon Cancer Connected
2 years ago
Asthma and Universal Credit
Hi everyone I haven't worked for a few years due to my asthma, I was actually forced out of my last job due to taking time for asthma but that's another story...! I am thinking of going back into work as there seems to be a lot more working from home jobs than a few years ago due to Covid and I think
Hi everyone I haven't worked for a few years due to my asthma, I was actually forced out of my last job due to taking time for asthma but that's another story...! I am thinking of going back into work as there seems to be a lot more working from home jobs than a few years ago due to Covid and I think
ccccc
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
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Histamine intolerance/sensitivity with Hashi's and thyroid plus fluid retention.
I joined this group because I was having fluid retention and found many people had the same problem using their sleep apnea machine. In the last two weeks I have proved the docs wrong and that yes the machine does cause fluid retention - three of the main reasons are thin veins/capillaries, low albumin
I joined this group because I was having fluid retention and found many people had the same problem using their sleep apnea machine. In the last two weeks I have proved the docs wrong and that yes the machine does cause fluid retention - three of the main reasons are thin veins/capillaries, low albumin
kaylee4848
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Well, that was a disaster...
Sorry to post twice in one day 😆 I just had my asthma review (phone appointment) since changing from Relvar to Symbicort. I told the nurse that the Symbicort had been working really well but I've had a flare-up in the past week and my asthma's been all over the place since getting a cold. I explained
Sorry to post twice in one day 😆 I just had my asthma review (phone appointment) since changing from Relvar to Symbicort. I told the nurse that the Symbicort had been working really well but I've had a flare-up in the past week and my asthma's been all over the place since getting a cold. I explained
porthos06
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Cat ALLERGY
Can anyone help can you just get occasional
allergic
asthma
from cats or would it happen all the time. I have had allergy blood tests and results show I’m allergic to all apart from trees, never had a problem in the past with grass dust etc.. only had raised skin if cat scratched me.
Can anyone help can you just get occasional
allergic
asthma
from cats or would it happen all the time. I have had allergy blood tests and results show I’m allergic to all apart from trees, never had a problem in the past with grass dust etc.. only had raised skin if cat scratched me.
Hopes1
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Food allergies
I, along with IBSD, have food allergies. People may want to look into that too. When I eat soy, peanut butter, dairy I find myself running to the bathroom. FODMAP diet helps a lot. 😉
I, along with IBSD, have food allergies. People may want to look into that too. When I eat soy, peanut butter, dairy I find myself running to the bathroom. FODMAP diet helps a lot. 😉
Ak57
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IBS Network
2 years ago
endometriosis on bowel
hi, I have had confirmed endo since 2008. Iv he’s many treatments since including 2 excisions. I am due to have another excision any time. This time tho they are wanting to do a bowel resection too. was wondering if anyone has had this too? And what the risks are etc and possibly ending up with a
hi, I have had confirmed endo since 2008. Iv he’s many treatments since including 2 excisions. I am due to have another excision any time. This time tho they are wanting to do a bowel resection too. was wondering if anyone has had this too? And what the risks are etc and possibly ending up with a
Hidden
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Is this asthma or copd?
Age 65 Sex F Height 160cm Weight70kg Race W Fev1 45% pre Inhaler. Up to 50 after Inhaler. Hitting 56 during tests Duration of complaint25 to 30 years Location scotland Any existing relevant medical issues COPD or asthma Current medications trimbow ventolin Include a photo if relevant. Not
Age 65 Sex F Height 160cm Weight70kg Race W Fev1 45% pre Inhaler. Up to 50 after Inhaler. Hitting 56 during tests Duration of complaint25 to 30 years Location scotland Any existing relevant medical issues COPD or asthma Current medications trimbow ventolin Include a photo if relevant. Not
Dl98
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Asthma post covid
I’ve had covid unfortunately twice in the last 4 months, the first time really affected my asthma for 8 weeks, A short while later I then got covid unfortunately again but with minimal symptoms, 2 weeks later I’m getting problems again. I get sudden onset breathlessness with palpitations and feel faint
I’ve had covid unfortunately twice in the last 4 months, the first time really affected my asthma for 8 weeks, A short while later I then got covid unfortunately again but with minimal symptoms, 2 weeks later I’m getting problems again. I get sudden onset breathlessness with palpitations and feel faint
sadwkh
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
CLL and environmental allergies
This morning i woke up with such swollen nodes in my throat and in my chest by airway where the majority of my nodes are , I was actually panicked! But I also don't know if environmental allergies are the cause. I'm better in AC. Does anyone get this bad reaction to environmental allergies and does
This morning i woke up with such swollen nodes in my throat and in my chest by airway where the majority of my nodes are , I was actually panicked! But I also don't know if environmental allergies are the cause. I'm better in AC. Does anyone get this bad reaction to environmental allergies and does
JerrysGirl3
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CLL Support
2 years ago
Any link between high T3/ over replacement or under replacement and asthma?
Hello helpful people Has anyone ever noticed they get more wheezy/asthma symptoms when they are over or under replaced with thyroid hormone? I used to think it was a coincidence but my onset of asthma symptoms seems to coincide with the need for a dose adjustment - usually a reduction. I’ve never
Hello helpful people Has anyone ever noticed they get more wheezy/asthma symptoms when they are over or under replaced with thyroid hormone? I used to think it was a coincidence but my onset of asthma symptoms seems to coincide with the need for a dose adjustment - usually a reduction. I’ve never
Polly91
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
6 top tips for controlling seasonal allergies
As temperatures start to rise on the build-up to summer, so does the pollen count. However, the warmer weather also typically lessens joint pain for those with RA which puts many in a predicament! Here's our top 6 tips to take advantage of the Great British summer, without the bloodshot eyes. Read our
As temperatures start to rise on the build-up to summer, so does the pollen count. However, the warmer weather also typically lessens joint pain for those with RA which puts many in a predicament! Here's our top 6 tips to take advantage of the Great British summer, without the bloodshot eyes. Read our
Aribah-NRAS
NRAS
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NRAS
2 years ago
Newly discovered allergies and link to asthma
I posted a few weeks ago as I was having a bad flare up of asthma post-covid. I had a asthma attack at home and saw my GP shortly afterwards. Because it happened out of the blue at home and not due to my normal triggers like exercise, smoke, pollutants etc, she decided to do some allergy tests and
I posted a few weeks ago as I was having a bad flare up of asthma post-covid. I had a asthma attack at home and saw my GP shortly afterwards. Because it happened out of the blue at home and not due to my normal triggers like exercise, smoke, pollutants etc, she decided to do some allergy tests and
kjs81
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Is this meal plan sufficient enough?
I took these foods from the elimination diet food list. I’m pretty sure I have food intolerances at the very least since I have many symptoms and food allergies and celiac disease run in my family. Breakfast- kale, banana, coconut milk, blueberry smoothie Lunch- avocado and black beans Dinner- organic
I took these foods from the elimination diet food list. I’m pretty sure I have food intolerances at the very least since I have many symptoms and food allergies and celiac disease run in my family. Breakfast- kale, banana, coconut milk, blueberry smoothie Lunch- avocado and black beans Dinner- organic
healthiskey
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Healthy Eating
2 years ago
Food allergy ‘explosion’ poses risk to vegans and vegetarians, say experts
An article with a very concerning warning. I suggest it is well worth a read even if you are not vegan or vegetarian. Of course, having read, you can make your own minds up whether this is a worry - or not. Or needs further research... [i]
Food allergy ‘explosion’ poses risk to vegans and vegetarians
An article with a very concerning warning. I suggest it is well worth a read even if you are not vegan or vegetarian. Of course, having read, you can make your own minds up whether this is a worry - or not. Or needs further research... [i]
Food allergy ‘explosion’ poses risk to vegans and vegetarians
helvella
Thyroid UK
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
FEV1
Is an FEV1 reading below 80 always COPD or can it be asthma ? Thanks.
Is an FEV1 reading below 80 always COPD or can it be asthma ? Thanks.
Sal678
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Struggling to control my asthma
Hi, I have had asthma for the past 5 years, i was diagnosed with adult asthma. Always been controlled until last year when I had a hospital trip my meds were changed and all settled. Since last November after a common cold that I couldn’t shift for 8 weeks I went to my GP as since January every month
Hi, I have had asthma for the past 5 years, i was diagnosed with adult asthma. Always been controlled until last year when I had a hospital trip my meds were changed and all settled. Since last November after a common cold that I couldn’t shift for 8 weeks I went to my GP as since January every month
Casey_87
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Tertiary care England
I’ve got non
allergic
and non eosinophilic
asthma
so my consultants struggling to decide what to do with me. Any help would be appreciated Thank you
I’ve got non
allergic
and non eosinophilic
asthma
so my consultants struggling to decide what to do with me. Any help would be appreciated Thank you
BlueZebra
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma and essential oils diffuser?
My sister bought me one of these diffusers (think that’s what it’s called) you put essential oil’s in. I wanted to check it was save to use with asthma but I’m finding conflicting advice on the net. Does anyone know anything about this? I’m not sure whether I should go ahead and use it or politely
My sister bought me one of these diffusers (think that’s what it’s called) you put essential oil’s in. I wanted to check it was save to use with asthma but I’m finding conflicting advice on the net. Does anyone know anything about this? I’m not sure whether I should go ahead and use it or politely
-cat-woman-
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
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