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Moving to another part of the country
I currently live in Derbyshire and due to my Asthma getting worse and this area is not good for asthmatics apparently. I am confused on where to move in the country to reduce my symptoms. I have looks at the BLF website data and it says Wiltshire and the Cotswold's is the low area for asthma. No idea
I currently live in Derbyshire and due to my Asthma getting worse and this area is not good for asthmatics apparently. I am confused on where to move in the country to reduce my symptoms. I have looks at the BLF website data and it says Wiltshire and the Cotswold's is the low area for asthma. No idea
Thompson_2009
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Does anyone take this?
Hello all. After reading about lots of you who take a "broad range multi vitamin" supplement, I don't have a clue what to take after asking at health shops etc. But, after looking specifically for my partner yesterday who suffers with allergies, I read about Bee Pollen tablets. They supposedly contain
Hello all. After reading about lots of you who take a "broad range multi vitamin" supplement, I don't have a clue what to take after asking at health shops etc. But, after looking specifically for my partner yesterday who suffers with allergies, I read about Bee Pollen tablets. They supposedly contain
Ritchie1268
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
Mum admitted to a nursing home
Just thought I would update everyone on my mother’s situation. My mum is now 90 and had a stroke and a bowel resection 18 months ago. She can no longer swallow, is fed (over 10 hrs each day) by PEg straight into her stomach, has a stoma, memory issues and is unsteady on her feet. She has now been
Just thought I would update everyone on my mother’s situation. My mum is now 90 and had a stroke and a bowel resection 18 months ago. She can no longer swallow, is fed (over 10 hrs each day) by PEg straight into her stomach, has a stoma, memory issues and is unsteady on her feet. She has now been
Northwesternercas
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Care Community
5 years ago
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Peakflow While having Asthma Attack
Hi. I had, what felt like a serve asthma attack today. I'm pretty sure it was caused by stomach acid. (been over eating and drinking lots of beer) If anyone has knowledge about Asthma attack caused by GERD, please feel free to share :-) My primary question is tho, I took my emergency inhaler 4 times
Hi. I had, what felt like a serve asthma attack today. I'm pretty sure it was caused by stomach acid. (been over eating and drinking lots of beer) If anyone has knowledge about Asthma attack caused by GERD, please feel free to share :-) My primary question is tho, I took my emergency inhaler 4 times
Jastini
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Asthma copd overlap.
Hi all. Really this is more about my asthma I think. But we will see. I am 55yr s old male. About 6 years ago after a major cold I started to need a puff of ventolin here and there , given by the GP but no steroid. This was ok for a while but I gradually needed more and more. After a while I went back
Hi all. Really this is more about my asthma I think. But we will see. I am 55yr s old male. About 6 years ago after a major cold I started to need a puff of ventolin here and there , given by the GP but no steroid. This was ok for a while but I gradually needed more and more. After a while I went back
Gazza01
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Hay fever pregnancy help
What actual products does anyone take for hay fever in suffering so bad like I do every year but can’t take my usual medication! I wake up every morning and it starts immediately I have a two year old and I don’t wanna keep him inside all day because I can’t go out without suffering! I’m third trimester
What actual products does anyone take for hay fever in suffering so bad like I do every year but can’t take my usual medication! I wake up every morning and it starts immediately I have a two year old and I don’t wanna keep him inside all day because I can’t go out without suffering! I’m third trimester
Rach8484
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
5 years ago
Jac inhibitor, 'Baricitinib' allergic reaction
Baricitinib, I have just had an serious allergic reaction to the above drug, after taking it for six weeks. Has anyone had an allergic reaction to this drug? I was really hoping it would help my RA so am very disappointed.
Baricitinib, I have just had an serious allergic reaction to the above drug, after taking it for six weeks. Has anyone had an allergic reaction to this drug? I was really hoping it would help my RA so am very disappointed.
ryburnvalleyestates
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NRAS
5 years ago
My sister's asthma
Hi. My sister has been told she has severe refractory Eosinophilic asthma. She has started on Nucala injections which she has once a month at hospital. Has anyone else had these injections and did they help
Hi. My sister has been told she has severe refractory Eosinophilic asthma. She has started on Nucala injections which she has once a month at hospital. Has anyone else had these injections and did they help
twiddles2
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Problems getting antihistamines
Hi! So I suffer from severe hay fever and asthma triggered by allergies, and take Benadryl Acrivastine antihistamines 3x a day... they are available over the counter but due to the cost of them, allergies being a big trigger for my asthma and the fact that I take them for most of the year, my GP prescribed
Hi! So I suffer from severe hay fever and asthma triggered by allergies, and take Benadryl Acrivastine antihistamines 3x a day... they are available over the counter but due to the cost of them, allergies being a big trigger for my asthma and the fact that I take them for most of the year, my GP prescribed
Hidden
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
what side effects occur when the Ibrance is reduced in strength
diets for Cancer treatment and Ostomy surgery are conflicting
diets for Cancer treatment and Ostomy surgery are conflicting
marceline
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
5 years ago
Shortness of breath
I have been diagnosed with GERD & have been short of breath lately...I was wondering if it was possible for GERD to cause asthma. I never had asthma or have been diagnosed with it before.
I have been diagnosed with GERD & have been short of breath lately...I was wondering if it was possible for GERD to cause asthma. I never had asthma or have been diagnosed with it before.
Anxious216
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Anxiety Support
5 years ago
Stoma Bag and stage 4
Just had my results from mri and been told I need my bowel to be corrected as it moved to the right side of my body and that it can potentially start to leak through my liver. So will need to have one small op for the cyst in the ovary and uterus. Then get a stoma bag fitted in till my bowel is corrected
Just had my results from mri and been told I need my bowel to be corrected as it moved to the right side of my body and that it can potentially start to leak through my liver. So will need to have one small op for the cyst in the ovary and uterus. Then get a stoma bag fitted in till my bowel is corrected
BrightLights88
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Endometriosis UK
5 years ago
Colitis or chrones?
Currently being tested to see if I have colitis or chrones because they aren’t sure if it’s IBS. I’m really worried because I have read it could lead to having a stoma bag, wondering the likeliness of this outcome?
Currently being tested to see if I have colitis or chrones because they aren’t sure if it’s IBS. I’m really worried because I have read it could lead to having a stoma bag, wondering the likeliness of this outcome?
h_elen1wolf
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IBS Network
5 years ago
Colon Cancer Warning
Hi everyone. I wanted to give a quick reminder on the importance of getting your scheduled check ups and colonoscopies after your bowel diseases go into remission. My 65 year old father had a deadly bout with ulcerative colitis 30 years ago. He beat it and has been the picture of health for the most
Hi everyone. I wanted to give a quick reminder on the importance of getting your scheduled check ups and colonoscopies after your bowel diseases go into remission. My 65 year old father had a deadly bout with ulcerative colitis 30 years ago. He beat it and has been the picture of health for the most
Marathoner
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IBS Network
5 years ago
Asthma and emphysima
Newly diagnosed scared as I read it is a progressive disease. What to expect
Newly diagnosed scared as I read it is a progressive disease. What to expect
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Supplements/tablets for non allergic rhinitis
Hi I'm not sure if this the right community for this post. I suffer with non allergic rhinitis. I live in the UK. Antihistamines don't work. Are there any other tablets I could take that would be good for this?
Hi I'm not sure if this the right community for this post. I suffer with non allergic rhinitis. I live in the UK. Antihistamines don't work. Are there any other tablets I could take that would be good for this?
Hidden
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EFA
5 years ago
Physiotherapy and Asthma
I was at a conference at Portsmouth University. There was an asthma consultant there who spoke on drugs. I commented on the tight rib muscles and tight lower muscles I had seen in asthma sufferers. The asthma consultant said that he sent some asthma sufferers for breathing physiotherapy. This improved
I was at a conference at Portsmouth University. There was an asthma consultant there who spoke on drugs. I commented on the tight rib muscles and tight lower muscles I had seen in asthma sufferers. The asthma consultant said that he sent some asthma sufferers for breathing physiotherapy. This improved
johnsmith
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Asthma Succes stories
Hi. I very much would like to hear some succes stories. Anyone, who has any to share? By success stories, I mean, many years without symptoms, or a very controlled asthma. Maybe even going through a longer periode without using an emergency inhaler or even inhaler in general. Would love to hear about
Hi. I very much would like to hear some succes stories. Anyone, who has any to share? By success stories, I mean, many years without symptoms, or a very controlled asthma. Maybe even going through a longer periode without using an emergency inhaler or even inhaler in general. Would love to hear about
Jastini
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Breathing
Hi I’m a little confused I get out of breath sometimes while I eat . I don’t eat fast I always sit to eat . I don’t have food allergies Is this normal ?
Hi I’m a little confused I get out of breath sometimes while I eat . I don’t eat fast I always sit to eat . I don’t have food allergies Is this normal ?
Hidden
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AF Association
5 years ago
Does anyone’s asthma get triggered from laughing?
Hi my asthma is chronic but I’m on preventers, puffers and occasional steroids. Always tight in cheesy and coughing but not a major wheeze. However if I laugh too much it triggers my asthma and I start wheezing. Does this happen to anyone else?
Hi my asthma is chronic but I’m on preventers, puffers and occasional steroids. Always tight in cheesy and coughing but not a major wheeze. However if I laugh too much it triggers my asthma and I start wheezing. Does this happen to anyone else?
Mwall75
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
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