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I have allergies but also atrial fibrillation. Are the any natural supplements I can take to reduce my skin irritation, now I'm not taking antihistamines? The itching is doing my head in. I have been advised not to take antihistamines, whilst taking bisoporal. Please help...
I have allergies but also atrial fibrillation. Are the any natural supplements I can take to reduce my skin irritation, now I'm not taking antihistamines? The itching is doing my head in. I have been advised not to take antihistamines, whilst taking bisoporal. Please help...
LankyCoachMan
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Asthma review
Just had my asthma review over the phone with a lovely women she has prescribed me a new inhaler it's like a combination of brown and blue, it's a white and red and I really hope it helps because my asthma is really rubbish at the moment because I constantly sound like I have a cold ❄ I sounded terrible
Just had my asthma review over the phone with a lovely women she has prescribed me a new inhaler it's like a combination of brown and blue, it's a white and red and I really hope it helps because my asthma is really rubbish at the moment because I constantly sound like I have a cold ❄ I sounded terrible
Yumz199725
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 months ago
IGE Blood test results in severe asthma?
Does anyone know if it’s ok to have normal full count IGE levels in severe asthma? Do they shoot up in exacerbations? What tests you need to prove severe asthma in tertiary centres?I believe Synacthen is one of them to check steroid resistance is there any other specific to check once having exacerbation
Does anyone know if it’s ok to have normal full count IGE levels in severe asthma? Do they shoot up in exacerbations? What tests you need to prove severe asthma in tertiary centres?I believe Synacthen is one of them to check steroid resistance is there any other specific to check once having exacerbation
My_fairy
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
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Hello, I was diagnosed with exercise induced asthma in Jan 2022 and since then have tried various inhalers. I’m currently on Luforbec using the MART regime, so twice a day as standard and then when needed before exercise. I’ve also been taking Montelukast for the last six months. However my asthma still
Hello, I was diagnosed with exercise induced asthma in Jan 2022 and since then have tried various inhalers. I’m currently on Luforbec using the MART regime, so twice a day as standard and then when needed before exercise. I’ve also been taking Montelukast for the last six months. However my asthma still
Rosewren
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
Flying with asthma: humidity of air on a plane
Hi all, I just have returned from an international trip from hell. Thankfully, I was able cut my trip short when I felt I was deteriorating, and a friend drove me to the airport. I might share the story later, but for now I just wanted to share some data I got on air humidity on the plane (there is
Hi all, I just have returned from an international trip from hell. Thankfully, I was able cut my trip short when I felt I was deteriorating, and a friend drove me to the airport. I might share the story later, but for now I just wanted to share some data I got on air humidity on the plane (there is
runcyclexcski
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
Temporary Asthma
Hi Everyone. I contracted a virus 21 days ago. Fever, flu and a bad cough that turned into pressure in my left lung and I started feeling short of breath. The pulmonologist called it airway hyperactivity and its temporary because the air is extremely polluted in my city and he prescribed symbicort powder
Hi Everyone. I contracted a virus 21 days ago. Fever, flu and a bad cough that turned into pressure in my left lung and I started feeling short of breath. The pulmonologist called it airway hyperactivity and its temporary because the air is extremely polluted in my city and he prescribed symbicort powder
iqibee
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 months ago
PAF from allergy/hay fever remedies?
I’ve had increasingly frequent episodes of PAF recently. Last year I went for over a year without any PAF before having an episode in December. I had another episode 3 months later in March of this year and now a third episode only 11 days later. I’m concerned that the condition is becoming more frequent
I’ve had increasingly frequent episodes of PAF recently. Last year I went for over a year without any PAF before having an episode in December. I had another episode 3 months later in March of this year and now a third episode only 11 days later. I’m concerned that the condition is becoming more frequent
Samazeuilh2
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
New allergies/intolerance/sensitivities
Do you find you have developed new allergies/intolerance/sensitivities since having hashimoto's or hypothyroidism? My biggest has been becoming dairy intolerant. But have developed other weird ones too... -unable to use certain toothpastes, no idea why -can't touch plastic to my lips as it itches
Do you find you have developed new allergies/intolerance/sensitivities since having hashimoto's or hypothyroidism? My biggest has been becoming dairy intolerant. But have developed other weird ones too... -unable to use certain toothpastes, no idea why -can't touch plastic to my lips as it itches
Obsdian
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Thyroid UK
4 months ago
Do I even have asthma?
I've struggled with breathing issues for years on and off, but part of me is now wondering if it's all just anxiety/ reflux related. I had lung function tests which all came back normal (FEV1/ FVC ratio 85%, Feno 10 at most, best peak flow is 500 and its never really different when I'm having a shortness
I've struggled with breathing issues for years on and off, but part of me is now wondering if it's all just anxiety/ reflux related. I had lung function tests which all came back normal (FEV1/ FVC ratio 85%, Feno 10 at most, best peak flow is 500 and its never really different when I'm having a shortness
Chocaholic29
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
Asthma or anxiety?
Feel like my chest is tight like I can't take a deep breath and a bit breathless. My peak flow is pretty much normal. I get anxiety around bedtime so I don't know if its that or my asthma!!
Feel like my chest is tight like I can't take a deep breath and a bit breathless. My peak flow is pretty much normal. I get anxiety around bedtime so I don't know if its that or my asthma!!
madhatter88
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
asthma as chest tightness
is anyone's asthma (while on all the usual meds) presents as tightness in the chest? No wheeze no cough? Spirometry normal and mannitol test negative? Peak flow doesn't drop much when symptomatic unless severe like with chest infection? I'm just fed up with the severe asthma clinic I'm under : they
is anyone's asthma (while on all the usual meds) presents as tightness in the chest? No wheeze no cough? Spirometry normal and mannitol test negative? Peak flow doesn't drop much when symptomatic unless severe like with chest infection? I'm just fed up with the severe asthma clinic I'm under : they
sciencepotato
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 months ago
Help - What This Allergy or Asthma Can Be?
She said: You have
allergic
asthma
that is exercise-induced. She prescribed me Staloral, Fostair (two puffs in the morning and two before my runs), as well as montelukast. That therapy is for 3 months.
She said: You have
allergic
asthma
that is exercise-induced. She prescribed me Staloral, Fostair (two puffs in the morning and two before my runs), as well as montelukast. That therapy is for 3 months.
Desoo
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Risk factors for childhood food allergies
Hello! I am Gabrielė Klimantavičiūtė, a fourth-year neurobiophysics student at Vilnius University. I am conducting research aimed at determining which factors, especially the state of the mother during pregnancy, may be related to the development of allergies in the child.Thanks for participating! ☺
Hello! I am Gabrielė Klimantavičiūtė, a fourth-year neurobiophysics student at Vilnius University. I am conducting research aimed at determining which factors, especially the state of the mother during pregnancy, may be related to the development of allergies in the child.Thanks for participating! ☺
gabriele_klim
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LUPUS UK
5 months ago
Side effects of Relvar Ellipta?
Hi, I have been on Relvar Ellipta for, I think, four years now. It works well to control my asthma, but I wonder if anybody has got any side effects from this medicine? Apart from asthma, I have problems with a heart valve (Mitral), and I am hormone treatment for prostate cancer, and also I take Budesonide
Hi, I have been on Relvar Ellipta for, I think, four years now. It works well to control my asthma, but I wonder if anybody has got any side effects from this medicine? Apart from asthma, I have problems with a heart valve (Mitral), and I am hormone treatment for prostate cancer, and also I take Budesonide
crille
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
Asthma review
A nurse came to my house to do an asthma from my temporary gp surgery. She was lovely, checked my inhalers and one I find difficult to use with my arthritic hands, she is going to try to change. Most impressive was that she had brought me information about bronchiecstasis! I was diagnosed by a consultant
A nurse came to my house to do an asthma from my temporary gp surgery. She was lovely, checked my inhalers and one I find difficult to use with my arthritic hands, she is going to try to change. Most impressive was that she had brought me information about bronchiecstasis! I was diagnosed by a consultant
helenlw7
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 months ago
What is acceptable with regards to symptoms?
I’ve had asthma for many years, and I’ve been through periods of remission, controlled asthma, severely uncontrolled asthma, and pretty much everything in between. After giving birth, and getting over two periods of uncontrolled and severely uncontrolled asthma, I’ve had around a year of extremely
I’ve had asthma for many years, and I’ve been through periods of remission, controlled asthma, severely uncontrolled asthma, and pretty much everything in between. After giving birth, and getting over two periods of uncontrolled and severely uncontrolled asthma, I’ve had around a year of extremely
Hanna222
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Seretide and Addisons disease
I was diagnosed with Addisons in May 2023 and have been using inhaled steroids / seretide for chronic Asthma for 20+ years. My endocrine consultant told me to stop taking my seretide which I declined to do, as Asthma extremely well controlled, unless he refers me to Asthma team at hospital to manage
I was diagnosed with Addisons in May 2023 and have been using inhaled steroids / seretide for chronic Asthma for 20+ years. My endocrine consultant told me to stop taking my seretide which I declined to do, as Asthma extremely well controlled, unless he refers me to Asthma team at hospital to manage
Flowerdac
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Broken Ribs & Using Asthma Inhalers
Hi everyone, Is there anyone on this forum who has has asthma and has had broken ribs and struggled to take their inhalers on a daily basis, any help and advice is very much appreciated!
Hi everyone, Is there anyone on this forum who has has asthma and has had broken ribs and struggled to take their inhalers on a daily basis, any help and advice is very much appreciated!
Giggles-Wig
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
Is Baclofen part of asthma treatment?
I was taken off Montelukast by my Asthma specialist after more than twenty years. Baclofen was given but I had to stop taking it after two weeks because my cough didn't get better. My GP asked me to stop. I couldn't get in touch with my specialist. Should I restart the Baclofen?
I was taken off Montelukast by my Asthma specialist after more than twenty years. Baclofen was given but I had to stop taking it after two weeks because my cough didn't get better. My GP asked me to stop. I couldn't get in touch with my specialist. Should I restart the Baclofen?
Ossing
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
I am not sure what to do…
I adopted kitten recently, something I have wanted for a long long time. I love her so much. But, the past week, my asthma has been so out of control that I had to go to the ER on Friday night. My airways just closed up. I was prescribed an epipen in case it happens again. The last thing I want to
I adopted kitten recently, something I have wanted for a long long time. I love her so much. But, the past week, my asthma has been so out of control that I had to go to the ER on Friday night. My airways just closed up. I was prescribed an epipen in case it happens again. The last thing I want to
Willow7733
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Asthma Community Forum
6 months ago
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