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Asthma not well controlled
I'm worried that my asthma is not well controlled, I'm on highest dose of Fostair which was switched from Flutiform earlier this year as my Asthma nurse believed I needed a higher dose of steroid to control my asthma as I frequently need Steroids. I also have Spiriva, Carbocisteine and Montelukast but
I'm worried that my asthma is not well controlled, I'm on highest dose of Fostair which was switched from Flutiform earlier this year as my Asthma nurse believed I needed a higher dose of steroid to control my asthma as I frequently need Steroids. I also have Spiriva, Carbocisteine and Montelukast but
Lilmix03
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Merry Christmas everyone!🎄
Hope everyone has a lovely Christmas with minimal interference from asthma etc! 🎄🌟⛄🌌🤶🏻🌰🌰☃️🎄
Hope everyone has a lovely Christmas with minimal interference from asthma etc! 🎄🌟⛄🌌🤶🏻🌰🌰☃️🎄
Lysistrata
Community Ambassador
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
it’s not all asthma
I have only been officially asthmatic since 2017. I was diagnosed with cough variant asthma During that time I have had many courses of prednisolone and had a PPI added for acid reflux. This medication has been increased and my asthma medication added to and changed. In October I saw a locum GP as
I have only been officially asthmatic since 2017. I was diagnosed with cough variant asthma During that time I have had many courses of prednisolone and had a PPI added for acid reflux. This medication has been increased and my asthma medication added to and changed. In October I saw a locum GP as
Oldandgray
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
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Christmas Moderator Update 🎄
Our helpline closes for Christmas at 3pm today and will open again on Tuesday 2nd January. All of the helpline team wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. If your asthma starts to get worse during the festive break, or your lung condition flares up contact your GP or asthma nurse during
Our helpline closes for Christmas at 3pm today and will open again on Tuesday 2nd January. All of the helpline team wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. If your asthma starts to get worse during the festive break, or your lung condition flares up contact your GP or asthma nurse during
Holly_ALUK
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Recent diagnosis of late onset asthma and Winter
I was diagnosed with late onset asthma earlier this year. I take Montelukast and use Trellegy Elipta Inhaler. This is my first Winter experience with asthma Since the start of the cold damp weather I have noticed I am more congested, cough more and slightly more breathless. Is this normal and
I was diagnosed with late onset asthma earlier this year. I take Montelukast and use Trellegy Elipta Inhaler. This is my first Winter experience with asthma Since the start of the cold damp weather I have noticed I am more congested, cough more and slightly more breathless. Is this normal and
pussycatwillow
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Montelukast
My asthma is poorly controlled (5 courses of oral pred this year) and the asthma nurse has suggested I try Montelukast. Willing to try as I am concerned re the high steroid use so started them last night. However on reading the side effects I see that one of the most common is given as ' upper respiratory
My asthma is poorly controlled (5 courses of oral pred this year) and the asthma nurse has suggested I try Montelukast. Willing to try as I am concerned re the high steroid use so started them last night. However on reading the side effects I see that one of the most common is given as ' upper respiratory
Misscrisps
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
neutrophilic asthma
anyone suffering from neutrophilic asthma? How was it diagnosed? I keep getting chest infections and needing loads of abx, wondering if this could be neutrophilic asthma. Ct found no bronchiectasis a year ago.
anyone suffering from neutrophilic asthma? How was it diagnosed? I keep getting chest infections and needing loads of abx, wondering if this could be neutrophilic asthma. Ct found no bronchiectasis a year ago.
sciencepotato
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Is eosinophilic asthma mostly severe?
Hi, I am just looking for info really I was wondering about eosinophilic asthma, how common is it and is it always severe or are most cases mild? I have had chronic rhinitis with nasal polyps for a decade now and because my mum has asthma I was told that I’l likely get it (I am assuming the eosinophilic
Hi, I am just looking for info really I was wondering about eosinophilic asthma, how common is it and is it always severe or are most cases mild? I have had chronic rhinitis with nasal polyps for a decade now and because my mum has asthma I was told that I’l likely get it (I am assuming the eosinophilic
Unfocusedarrow
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
husband told to not take brown inhalor until “asthma test” despite it stopping wheeze?
hello! Asking on behalf of my husband as I’m really worried it’s not being taken seriously. I have asthma myself, I have always taken brown inhalor daily and never have to use blue unless ill. My husband had childhood asthma but after covid he woke up breathless and had a very bad night cough. After
hello! Asking on behalf of my husband as I’m really worried it’s not being taken seriously. I have asthma myself, I have always taken brown inhalor daily and never have to use blue unless ill. My husband had childhood asthma but after covid he woke up breathless and had a very bad night cough. After
figTree23
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Apixaban allergy
Am I the only one on this site allergic to both Riveroxaban and apixaban ? First I could not stop itching and then I came out in hard dry itchy patches! I am trying now to take an allergy tablet with apixaban every day and see how that works. I was on warfarin for 15 years without any problems. So
Am I the only one on this site allergic to both Riveroxaban and apixaban ? First I could not stop itching and then I came out in hard dry itchy patches! I am trying now to take an allergy tablet with apixaban every day and see how that works. I was on warfarin for 15 years without any problems. So
southkorea
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AF Association
6 months ago
Inhaled bicarbonate
Hi everyone! I recently saw a severe asthma specialist who prescribed me inhaled bicarbonate to use with my nebulizer (it's in liquid form) when my asthma is flaring. I have done it a few days in a row and have been pleasantly surprised by how nice it feels. It's not a replacement for ventolin but the
Hi everyone! I recently saw a severe asthma specialist who prescribed me inhaled bicarbonate to use with my nebulizer (it's in liquid form) when my asthma is flaring. I have done it a few days in a row and have been pleasantly surprised by how nice it feels. It's not a replacement for ventolin but the
hilary39
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Haemophilus influenzae
I have had an unsuccessfully treated lung infection for a year, with HI(b) being one of the bacteria identified. I have taken five different antibiotics including cotrimoxazole, doxycycline and azithromycin (two of which I've taken two courses of). I have had a lung wash, CT scans, X-rays, I am prescribed
I have had an unsuccessfully treated lung infection for a year, with HI(b) being one of the bacteria identified. I have taken five different antibiotics including cotrimoxazole, doxycycline and azithromycin (two of which I've taken two courses of). I have had a lung wash, CT scans, X-rays, I am prescribed
Stormfever
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
Increase Food Distribution
Increasing food distribution typically involves addressing various factors related to production, transportation, and access. Here are some strategies that can contribute to improving food distribution: Efficient Supply Chain Management: Streamline the supply chain to minimize delays and losses
Increasing food distribution typically involves addressing various factors related to production, transportation, and access. Here are some strategies that can contribute to improving food distribution: Efficient Supply Chain Management: Streamline the supply chain to minimize delays and losses
tawhid1
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Healthy Eating
7 months ago
A line of reasoning?
morning gang.As my disease progresses I seem to have more allergy symptoms (itchy nose, roof of mouth, eyes etc). I looked this up in conjunction with Parkinson’s. Apparently people who get hay fever are more likely to get PD than those who don’t. They both stem from brain inflammation. So I thought
morning gang.As my disease progresses I seem to have more allergy symptoms (itchy nose, roof of mouth, eyes etc). I looked this up in conjunction with Parkinson’s. Apparently people who get hay fever are more likely to get PD than those who don’t. They both stem from brain inflammation. So I thought
jeeves19
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Cure Parkinson's
7 months ago
Gaining strength with Asthma
Hi Just wondering if anyone else here does strength training like lifting or calisthenics and has trouble with strength gains. I am convinced the reason why I struggle is because of decades of taking meds for asthma has an affect on strength gains???
Hi Just wondering if anyone else here does strength training like lifting or calisthenics and has trouble with strength gains. I am convinced the reason why I struggle is because of decades of taking meds for asthma has an affect on strength gains???
Thompson_2009
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Asthma Community Forum
9 months ago
Lung symptoms vs eye and nose symptoms
To those who are on "systemic" drugs for
allergic
asthma
, what do you notice in terms of control of your lung symptoms vs control of allergic symptoms in the eyes and the nose?
To those who are on "systemic" drugs for
allergic
asthma
, what do you notice in terms of control of your lung symptoms vs control of allergic symptoms in the eyes and the nose?
runcyclexcski
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Asthma Community Forum
1 year ago
Itchy tear ducts- not dry eye
Anyone? Every so often I get insanely itchy upper tear duct in my left eye, sometimes a little bit in the lower one. Occasionally the right eye too.It never makes my eyes water, feel gritty, or uncomfortable; it is specifically itchiness. Sometimes I give in and rub it, but then a cycle starts and
Anyone? Every so often I get insanely itchy upper tear duct in my left eye, sometimes a little bit in the lower one. Occasionally the right eye too.It never makes my eyes water, feel gritty, or uncomfortable; it is specifically itchiness. Sometimes I give in and rub it, but then a cycle starts and
Brychni
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NRAS
7 months ago
CLL and Allergies to Paint Fumes?
Hello Everyone. It's been a long time since I posted! I just had my kitchen cabinets refaced and repainted and now have red itchy eyes & skin, feet and hands turning cold and numb and terrible sinus issues. Has anyone else experienced an apparent allergy to paint since you've been diagnosed? If so, any
Hello Everyone. It's been a long time since I posted! I just had my kitchen cabinets refaced and repainted and now have red itchy eyes & skin, feet and hands turning cold and numb and terrible sinus issues. Has anyone else experienced an apparent allergy to paint since you've been diagnosed? If so, any
Naisy
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CLL Support
7 months ago
Nothing helps!
I have bronchiectasis in middle right lobe, left lingual and upper lobes, also eosinophilia & chronic
allergic
rhinitis,
asthma
& they think aspergillosis.
I have bronchiectasis in middle right lobe, left lingual and upper lobes, also eosinophilia & chronic
allergic
rhinitis,
asthma
& they think aspergillosis.
hnakuru
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Bronchiectasis Support
6 months ago
Detergents
I am doing the clothes washing and emptying the dishwasher. As normal it is all triggering my asthma. Have people found dishwasher tablets and washing liquids which are better for your asthma.
I am doing the clothes washing and emptying the dishwasher. As normal it is all triggering my asthma. Have people found dishwasher tablets and washing liquids which are better for your asthma.
Homely2
Administrator
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Asthma Community Forum
9 months ago
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