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Obstructive asthma or Asthma - COPD overlap - confused
Hi I have posted on here about my overuse of Salbutamol and my GP practice asthma nurse wanting to stop it! Big red flag and a lot of stress for me. Anyway long story short agreed to further investigations and tests. Peak flow best is 250 - 200 I feel ok on this with help of salbutamol in the day.
Hi I have posted on here about my overuse of Salbutamol and my GP practice asthma nurse wanting to stop it! Big red flag and a lot of stress for me. Anyway long story short agreed to further investigations and tests. Peak flow best is 250 - 200 I feel ok on this with help of salbutamol in the day.
Loulou9000
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
ANXIETY SUFFERERS - WHICH INHALER? Asthma/COPD
Hi All, I suffer from anxiety issues and formoteral (Fostair, Symbicort) seems to make this worse, if you suffer from anxiety, which inhaler do you take for asthma/COPD? Been around the houses with most inhalers and can not find the right one without horrible symptoms! Please help if you can. Thanks
Hi All, I suffer from anxiety issues and formoteral (Fostair, Symbicort) seems to make this worse, if you suffer from anxiety, which inhaler do you take for asthma/COPD? Been around the houses with most inhalers and can not find the right one without horrible symptoms! Please help if you can. Thanks
Ami40
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Allergy and asthma?
I know
allergic
asthma
is a thing, but I'm confused about why ventolin would stop the apparent allergy symptoms (rather than just treating the asthma)? I just wondered whether anyone has experience with similar symptoms and if this could be linked to asthma?
I know
allergic
asthma
is a thing, but I'm confused about why ventolin would stop the apparent allergy symptoms (rather than just treating the asthma)? I just wondered whether anyone has experience with similar symptoms and if this could be linked to asthma?
LoopyLux
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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the dreaded ca125 check......
It’s now 4 years since my initial diagnosis of stage 3b PPC/Ovarian cancer. I’ve been suffering from stomach pains since my stomach reversal in September 2019, and recently had a colonoscopy which was normal and am now awaiting a contrast follow through X-ray. As I’m sure you can imagine, this increases
It’s now 4 years since my initial diagnosis of stage 3b PPC/Ovarian cancer. I’ve been suffering from stomach pains since my stomach reversal in September 2019, and recently had a colonoscopy which was normal and am now awaiting a contrast follow through X-ray. As I’m sure you can imagine, this increases
Eriksendi
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My Ovacome
3 years ago
Allery test & CLL
Hi All. I'm newly diagnosed and new to this group. Wondering if anyone has had a similar experience with allergies. Six years ago, I took an allergy skin test that was positive for just about every tree, grass, mites, dust etc. I took the same test about a month ago and had a completely negative test
Hi All. I'm newly diagnosed and new to this group. Wondering if anyone has had a similar experience with allergies. Six years ago, I took an allergy skin test that was positive for just about every tree, grass, mites, dust etc. I took the same test about a month ago and had a completely negative test
Tracibfine
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CLL Support
3 years ago
Asthma UK Covid vaccine petition
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has today recommended an age-based approach for the next wave of COVID vaccinations. We think this is completely unacceptable and have shared our statement below with all media, which has so far been picked up in the Daily Mirror and The Guardian amongst
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has today recommended an age-based approach for the next wave of COVID vaccinations. We think this is completely unacceptable and have shared our statement below with all media, which has so far been picked up in the Daily Mirror and The Guardian amongst
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Allergic to all tablet forms of Levothyroxine
I recently posted about being allergic to Levothyroxine, after being on Actavis for 14 years, and being well. But now Accord have taken over my allergies have returned. Today I am trialling liquid levothyroxine. It hasn't arrived yet, but should be here today. I have been without levothyroxine for 12
I recently posted about being allergic to Levothyroxine, after being on Actavis for 14 years, and being well. But now Accord have taken over my allergies have returned. Today I am trialling liquid levothyroxine. It hasn't arrived yet, but should be here today. I have been without levothyroxine for 12
Mannequin18
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Recordings of previous Ovacome online events
Hello, everyone For anyone who wasn't able to attend one of our online sessions, or if you were there and would like to watch it again, we have recordings of some of our webinars available to watch at https://www.ovacome.org.uk/webinar-recordings The recordings available are: Managing stress and anxiety
Hello, everyone For anyone who wasn't able to attend one of our online sessions, or if you were there and would like to watch it again, we have recordings of some of our webinars available to watch at https://www.ovacome.org.uk/webinar-recordings The recordings available are: Managing stress and anxiety
OvacomeSupport
Administrator
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My Ovacome
3 years ago
How does everyone feel about current Asthma solutions?
Hey all! Ive had Asthma since I was a kid and it can be frustrating to access support when you need it. I just wanted to know if anyone would find more support beneficial as well? Ive heard health coaching could be helpful. Just wanted to hear how everyone else felt
Hey all! Ive had Asthma since I was a kid and it can be frustrating to access support when you need it. I just wanted to know if anyone would find more support beneficial as well? Ive heard health coaching could be helpful. Just wanted to hear how everyone else felt
Asthma007
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma getting worse
Hi everyone, 22 y/o m here. Been upped to 8 puffs of fostair 200/6 for 2 days because I'm having a flare up. Peaks flows been all over place. Best is 550. Attached a screenshot of pef. Get breathlessness hoovering and coming up my stairs. Even laughing and reading seems to trigger it Also I have no
Hi everyone, 22 y/o m here. Been upped to 8 puffs of fostair 200/6 for 2 days because I'm having a flare up. Peaks flows been all over place. Best is 550. Attached a screenshot of pef. Get breathlessness hoovering and coming up my stairs. Even laughing and reading seems to trigger it Also I have no
Dl98
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
EIB/Asthma not normal symptoms
Anybody out there who has been diagnosed with Exercise induced Asthma but does not have any of the normal symptoms ie wheezing, shortness of breath or tightness of chest. I just become strained inside and my peak flow goes down to about 450.
Anybody out there who has been diagnosed with Exercise induced Asthma but does not have any of the normal symptoms ie wheezing, shortness of breath or tightness of chest. I just become strained inside and my peak flow goes down to about 450.
1234Rangers
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Worsening of asthma
Hi I am new to this forum, I’ve recently had a bad attack of vertigo accompanied with nasal congestion, blocked and painful ears with itching, also suffer with my sinuses and rhinitis, had asthma since my 30s now 61, it’s usually well controlled, on antihistamines, beconase nasal spray which I’m not
Hi I am new to this forum, I’ve recently had a bad attack of vertigo accompanied with nasal congestion, blocked and painful ears with itching, also suffer with my sinuses and rhinitis, had asthma since my 30s now 61, it’s usually well controlled, on antihistamines, beconase nasal spray which I’m not
Lynn223
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Full Hysterectomy with Ovary Removal and Stoma
Hi everyone, I was diagnosed with Endo after failed fertility treatment three years ago at the age of 39. After numerous scans, laparoscopy, MRI and sigmoidoscopy, the option suggested is a full hysterectomy with ovary removal and sigmoid colon resection due to scar tissue thickening a portion of it.
Hi everyone, I was diagnosed with Endo after failed fertility treatment three years ago at the age of 39. After numerous scans, laparoscopy, MRI and sigmoidoscopy, the option suggested is a full hysterectomy with ovary removal and sigmoid colon resection due to scar tissue thickening a portion of it.
Eddax19
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Severe allergic reaction to levothyroxine
Hi all, hope everyone is well. I have posted before on my reaction to being allergic to various brands of Levothyroxine. I have Hashis and PA. I have been fine on Actavis for years. Now Accord have taken over Actavis I am having a severe allergic reaction to the Levothyroxine. I know it's that, because
Hi all, hope everyone is well. I have posted before on my reaction to being allergic to various brands of Levothyroxine. I have Hashis and PA. I have been fine on Actavis for years. Now Accord have taken over Actavis I am having a severe allergic reaction to the Levothyroxine. I know it's that, because
Mannequin18
in
Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Fit bit info when in asthma flare up
Wondered if anyone else noticed odd things with fit bit/ other similar watch info when in an asthma flare up/attack. Two weeks ago had a flare up, asthma symptoms lasted about a day and half, which is fairly short for me and managed to get on top of it with reliever and steroid inhaler. During that
Wondered if anyone else noticed odd things with fit bit/ other similar watch info when in an asthma flare up/attack. Two weeks ago had a flare up, asthma symptoms lasted about a day and half, which is fairly short for me and managed to get on top of it with reliever and steroid inhaler. During that
Yellow75
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Dust mite allergy
Hi Anyone on here have asthma due to severe dust mite allergy like me. Any tips on reducing the dust mites in the house would be helpful that diffidently work Thanks
Hi Anyone on here have asthma due to severe dust mite allergy like me. Any tips on reducing the dust mites in the house would be helpful that diffidently work Thanks
Thompson_2009
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Husband emergency ileostomy, mucus fistula stoma and anus rectal stump
Hi within 4 weeks my 49 year old hubby took ulcerative colitis, had lifesaving removal of whole colon and now has ileostomy, mucus fistula stoma and left with rectal stump. Now 3 weeks post surgery. Shock for us all. Doing well with ileostomy bag christened Mabel. Hates Thor his mucus fistula... does
Hi within 4 weeks my 49 year old hubby took ulcerative colitis, had lifesaving removal of whole colon and now has ileostomy, mucus fistula stoma and left with rectal stump. Now 3 weeks post surgery. Shock for us all. Doing well with ileostomy bag christened Mabel. Hates Thor his mucus fistula... does
Tracie1972
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Living with a Stoma
3 years ago
Allergy season!
Hi everyone! Has anyone been getting any allergy symptoms now we are coming into spring? And if so what symptoms do you get? I am feeling generally a bit rubbish like I am coming down with something but nothing develops so I m putting it down to the season!! 😩
Hi everyone! Has anyone been getting any allergy symptoms now we are coming into spring? And if so what symptoms do you get? I am feeling generally a bit rubbish like I am coming down with something but nothing develops so I m putting it down to the season!! 😩
Sunnydays1982
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma and fed up
Am new to the group, however, have been suffering from asthma since I was 16, however, the last 4yrs it has been uncontrollable, I'm on long term steroids, allergic to an antihistamine, have had 2 biological injections and seem to be allergic to that, have just got out of hospital after spending all
Am new to the group, however, have been suffering from asthma since I was 16, however, the last 4yrs it has been uncontrollable, I'm on long term steroids, allergic to an antihistamine, have had 2 biological injections and seem to be allergic to that, have just got out of hospital after spending all
Mummynuthouse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Parents and children needed to join patient advisory group for TREAT paediatric severe asthma trial (66 months)
Is your child between the ages of 6-12? Do they have severe Asthma? Professor Sejal Saglani, researcher at Imperial College London, is leading an exciting project which may lead to new treatments available for children with severe asthma. You and your child have the opportunity to be involved in the
Is your child between the ages of 6-12? Do they have severe Asthma? Professor Sejal Saglani, researcher at Imperial College London, is leading an exciting project which may lead to new treatments available for children with severe asthma. You and your child have the opportunity to be involved in the
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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