Experiences with

Beclometasone

Fostair: beclometasone dipropionate, formoterol fumarate dihydrate Trimbow: beclometasone dipropionate, formoterol fumarate dihydrate, glycopyrronium bromide

I have been taking two medicines : Benadryl Allergy Relief (with Acrivastine 8mg) and Boots Allergy and Hayfever Relief Nasal Spray (with Beclometasone Dipropionate). I wondered if anyone had used these medicines, or similar, and found that they contributed to AF?

The consultant has now changed my beclometasone inhaler and prescribed Fostair and Spriva, I have only been taken them for about a week but I feel worse, out of breath and last night I had a panic attack feeling I could not breath it was awful.

In the past, I only occasionally used Subatamol and beclometasone during my childhood asthma episodes, so this new medication feels like a significant step.

Hello there, I am Sunshine, 22 years old and this is my first post on the forum. I have had asthma in my genes and from childhood. But recently with recurrent respiratory infections and occasional blood in sputum brought me to the doctor. He ordered me an Xray which showed Bronchiectasis. To confirm

I've just been prescribed a new inhaler called Fostair (Fostair 100micrograms/dose / 6micrograms/dose inhaler (Chiesi Ltd), ASTHMA: (beclometasone dipropionate / formoterol fumarate).

The following ICS/Lama inhalers seem to be more readily available in Korea: Symbicort Rapihaler / Turbuhaler (Budesonide + Formoterol) Relvar Ellipta (Fluticasone + Vilanterol) Componacompact Air (Fluticasone + Salmetarol) Foster Inhaler / Nexthaler (Beclometasone + Formoterol) My doctor moved me to

We've been given a brown (Beclometasone) and blue inhaler for my 4 year old as she has a cough that just wont shift (been backwards and forwards for 2 years about her chest and don't get me started on how many Covid tests we had to do on her for nursery to prove it wasn't that).

8 weeks post HA and on the following meds… Aspirin 75mg 1xday Atorvastatin 80mg 1 at night Beclometasone 2x twice a day Bisoprolol 5mg 1 x day Gliclazide 40mg 2 x daily GTN spray PRN Lansoprazole 30 mg 1 x day Levothyroxine 100mcg 1 x day Metformin slow release 1g 2 x daily Prasugrel 10mg 1 x Daily

I've been on Ventolin (Salbutamol 100) and Becloforte/Clenil (Beclometasone Dip. 250) in a self managed plan for 31yrs and asthma nurse suggested changing to DPI Easyhalers as it's more environmentally friendly. These are Beclometasone 200 and Salbutamol 200.

Hi there, I'm concerned about my forearms bruising when I lift or knock them, they look unsightly, I have had blood tests and gp said they came back OK. My bronchiectasis doctor says he thinks it may be caused by inhaled beclomethasone, and the nurse said it could be from antibiotics, it would be good

I've been prescribed this for 4 weeks but not familiar with the name on these forums. Supposed to be similar to Budesonide.

Hi all, Heading to the doctor this week, tried Brimica a few weeks back and we didn’t hit it off. The anxiety and tremors were off the chart. I’m considering asking for the Fostair small molecule inhaler as I have a slight asthma component. It also contains Beclomethasone which agrees with me. Pulmicort

Hi, I've been taking the preventer Soprobec (beclometasone) for almost two weeks now and it's making zero difference to the amount of times I use the blue Salbutamol reliever, which I take around eight times per day.

I tried budesonide, beclometasone and even oral steroid and they all make my breathing so difficult that I need to stop. When stopping it clears. Has anyone ever experienced this? I want my milder but chronic asthma get better so I'm very upset by this terrible reaction.

The latter includes: Patients taking oral prednisolone ≥5mg/day, or dexamethasone ≥ 0.5mg/day, or hydrocortisone ≥15mg/day for 4 weeks or longer Patients taking inhaled beclometasone >1000mcg/day or fluticasone >500mcg/day (or equivalent) Patients taking nasal steroids >1000mcg/day Patients taking

I use beclometasone twice a day for post nasal drip. I supplement daily with CLO, vitC, vitD, Bcomplex and just recently magnesium. I take supplements in the morning and Levothyroxine 4 hours after food in the evening. I do yoga every day and walk/hike regularly.

By my maths, that’s 25% of what I was on before and they are both beclometasone.

Currently on fostair 100/6 plus fexofanadine and beclometasone nasal spray. My question is when I do PF the first reading can be 100-150 higher than the 2 after, which should I be recording? Feel the lower reading is more in line with how I feel. Thanks in advance

Whist there is a wide range of products used in the treatment of asthma, I understand that there are only a limited range of corticosteroids, four of which, Beclometasone Dipropionate, Fluticasone Furoate, Budesonide, Fluticasone Propionate I have already experienced with devastating effects.