Experiences with

Avamys

I feel like I’m starting to improve after seeing a local doctor (who prescribed levofloxacin, Prednisolone, pulmiben, kestine, avamys and upping my Fostair to 8 hourly). I’m curious, having not been prescribed prednisolone before, how the pred prescription compares to any UK protocols?

Avamys Nasal Spray Good afternoon everyone, I have recently been prescribed by my Respiratory Nurses the above Nasal Spray to help my allergies and sinus problems. It seems to be working ok. I also use Oxygen 24/7 and have been advised that if it gives me nose bleeds I have to stop using it.

I have been prescribed Avamys nasal spray for about 10 years now. Recently my nose has become sore and itchy, and I wonder if I ought to stop using it for a while .... and if there is another, equally effective, substitute I could replace it with . I’d be interested to hear your opinion.

Which is better avamys or dymista for allergic rhinitis and after awhile can these stop working for u if u use them regauorly or is there a better nasal steroid or strong out there I could try

Hi I have been having ongoing nasal congestion since last year and decided to go private to see an ent and that’s was fine as I was seen quick and after a few appointments and ct scan and after trying flixonse nasule drops and Avamys nasal spray he said i have allergic rhinitis and chronic sinsusitis

I was admitted again 4 days ago and am currently on more steroids, with Montelukast and Carbosysteine now added to my meds furthermore from tomorrow a nasal spray, Avamys. I am still wheezing and crackling!

I'm on carbocisteine, montelukast (I note others have reported this being associated with sleep disturbance), flutiform, salamol, azithromycin and avamys.

I should probably also mention that I suffer with hyperhidrosis in my hands, moderate facial acne (I have been on lymecycline and use duac cream), and postnasal drip (treated with Avamys nasal spray).

I was given inhalers for asthma and over the months these were up'd to the highest strength steroid inhalers the GP could give me, along with oral steroids (x4 courses) and antibiotics (x4 courses) also added Montelukast, avamys (for chronic rhinosinusitis).

Currently take fostair 200/6 twice morning & night, montlukast, anti-histamine and avamys steroid nasal spray before bed. I do everything I can to prevent these flare ups but annoyingly I've had to get used to waking up coughing and needing my reliever at least 3 or 4 nights a week, sometimes more.

Does anyone have any issues using this please

EDIT: I've now been asked to stop my Avamys nasal spray for *72* hours before the test; the others are the same so far.

I also take spiriva, symbicort 400/12 - twice a day, ventolin, lansoparzole and Avamys. However I’ve been on those for years so can’t imagine any of those causing it. I’ve not had a nebuliser and not needed to take my ventolin for the past few days. Thanks in advance

So, I am currently taking Dymista spray due to severe hay fever and eustachian tube dysfunction, I was prescribed this a year ago but was previously on Avamys.

I have horrible rhinistis to the point I'm mouth breathing most of the time and I've been prescribed avamys which didn't work and now dymista which makes me feel ill and unblocks my nose very little, my asthma feels worse with this, I take symbicort twice a day.

I have so far tried over the counter steroid nasal spray, Avamys (GP prescribed steroid spray), saline sinus rinse and steaming. So far though nothing has provided any relief. I’m not sure what the cause is (e.g allergy, inflammation).

I was prescribed Pred, Fostair, Montelukast and Avamys and am on a waiting list for an injection. Now I just have a puff or two of ventalin when I get wheezy and I'm fine. The thing is after four years of NHS and BUPA care they did not test for this.

Using Avamys for this, but don't seem to do anything. A nasal band aid works better for me... My treatment was: Seretide 25/125 + ventolin on demand + singulair 4mg. Cetirizine in the case of alergic. I started seretide in 2011. But my problem is that usually I have a lot of mucus from my chest.

Using Avamys for this, but don't seem to do anything. A nasal band aid works better for me... My treatment was: Seretide 25/125 + ventolin on demand + singulair 4mg. Cetirizine in the case of alergic. I started seretide in 2011. But my problem is that usually I have a lot of mucus from my chest.

I take fostair 200/6, spiriva respimat, fexofenadine, montelukast, salbutamol when required, lanzoprazol, sertraline and avamys nasal spray and eye drops. I have had over 15 hospital admissions a week at a time, and many more a n e trips and emergency gp/ out of hours visits ect.