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Philips Innospire Go Portable Nebuliser
Philips Innospire Go Portable Nebuliser Good morning everyone, Can I ask if anyone currently uses this small portable nebuliser? I am thinking of purchasing one for when I am out on the go with my wife. I understand its quite costly and there are many cheaper alternatives but historically I have always
Philips Innospire Go Portable Nebuliser Good morning everyone, Can I ask if anyone currently uses this small portable nebuliser? I am thinking of purchasing one for when I am out on the go with my wife. I understand its quite costly and there are many cheaper alternatives but historically I have always
Joseph260268
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
O2 saturation and heart rate
May I ask if anyone takes measurements of O2 saturation during asthma attacks? Do you see numbers drop significantly during attacks? I know my asthma is bad when I cannot talk in sentences and must lie down to let it pass. While lying down, the heart rate is at 130 and stays until rescue inhaler kicks
May I ask if anyone takes measurements of O2 saturation during asthma attacks? Do you see numbers drop significantly during attacks? I know my asthma is bad when I cannot talk in sentences and must lie down to let it pass. While lying down, the heart rate is at 130 and stays until rescue inhaler kicks
runcyclexcski
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma worse but no
Please can someone help I'm at a loss what to do 😫 Diagnosed with adult asthma last Feb, its classed as severe (on the shielding list etc). I currently take fostair 200/6 2 puffs twice a day, Tiotropium bromide 2 puffs once a day, Fexofenadine 180mg twice a day and ompeprezole 40mg. My asthma had been
Please can someone help I'm at a loss what to do 😫 Diagnosed with adult asthma last Feb, its classed as severe (on the shielding list etc). I currently take fostair 200/6 2 puffs twice a day, Tiotropium bromide 2 puffs once a day, Fexofenadine 180mg twice a day and ompeprezole 40mg. My asthma had been
wooders09
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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Phlegm in abundance for nearly two years. Is there any known condition that causes this much phlegm over a long period without diagnosis?
Mucus in abundance: I cough up or simply clear my throat dozens of times a day bringing up a tablespoon of mucus each time. I can fill a 12 ounce water bottle with the slimy stinky stuff each day. I currently am eating well but loosing weight from 150 down to 143 over a couple of months. I had gained
Mucus in abundance: I cough up or simply clear my throat dozens of times a day bringing up a tablespoon of mucus each time. I can fill a 12 ounce water bottle with the slimy stinky stuff each day. I currently am eating well but loosing weight from 150 down to 143 over a couple of months. I had gained
whe2
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Gluten Free Guerrillas
3 years ago
Why wont my specialist let me have a nebulizer and oxygen at home
Every time I have to call the paramedics they all say that with all my lung problems why do I not have at least a nebulizer and oxygen back up. It is my obstinate specialist who says that people sit on nebulizers instead of going to A&E. you might overdose on oxygen. You might vomit into the mask and
Every time I have to call the paramedics they all say that with all my lung problems why do I not have at least a nebulizer and oxygen back up. It is my obstinate specialist who says that people sit on nebulizers instead of going to A&E. you might overdose on oxygen. You might vomit into the mask and
Wheesy
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Follow up
So, just a follow up from my post 3 days ago. I continued to struggle so yesterday I went to A&E. I was very reluctant, as I've never done this before. I shouldn't have worried, as I received amazing care. I was seen immediately, with no waiting at all. I had several meds, including nebs and hydrocortisone
So, just a follow up from my post 3 days ago. I continued to struggle so yesterday I went to A&E. I was very reluctant, as I've never done this before. I shouldn't have worried, as I received amazing care. I was seen immediately, with no waiting at all. I had several meds, including nebs and hydrocortisone
pixy18
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Not sure what to do
Hi. This is a first time post. I've struggled to keep my asthma under control for 5 months, since my vaccine. I had a bad flare up 2 weeks ago. My doctor prescribed Prednisone 40mg for 5 days plus antibiotics. This didn't seem to help, and I returned to the surgery on Tuesday. Doctor said my chest is
Hi. This is a first time post. I've struggled to keep my asthma under control for 5 months, since my vaccine. I had a bad flare up 2 weeks ago. My doctor prescribed Prednisone 40mg for 5 days plus antibiotics. This didn't seem to help, and I returned to the surgery on Tuesday. Doctor said my chest is
pixy18
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Short Synacthen Test for AI
Hi folks. So, having been weaned off prednisolone and put onto 20mg hydrocortisone, I have a short synacthen blood test scheduled for 20th July to check adrenal function. I have been told by endo that i need to stop all steroids (except hydrocortisone) for 1 week prior to the test. So I will be unable
Hi folks. So, having been weaned off prednisolone and put onto 20mg hydrocortisone, I have a short synacthen blood test scheduled for 20th July to check adrenal function. I have been told by endo that i need to stop all steroids (except hydrocortisone) for 1 week prior to the test. So I will be unable
Ghoulette
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Cliff
Even though I do over 2 hours lung drainage every day (1 hour morning , 15 mins afternoon, then another hour evening) I still get a tickling sensation and mucus left in the lungs - particularly the left lung which is the worst one. It means I am grunting for much of the day. Annoying for me and my
Even though I do over 2 hours lung drainage every day (1 hour morning , 15 mins afternoon, then another hour evening) I still get a tickling sensation and mucus left in the lungs - particularly the left lung which is the worst one. It means I am grunting for much of the day. Annoying for me and my
skipwork
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Disability Entitlement
Does anyone know if l could put in for disability allowance l have Asthma Bronchiectasis and back pain which l have suffered with Asthma ad back pain for a very long time and Bronchiectasis for over6 years l am on trimbow easibreathe and have nebulizer for my lung condition and take pain killers everyday
Does anyone know if l could put in for disability allowance l have Asthma Bronchiectasis and back pain which l have suffered with Asthma ad back pain for a very long time and Bronchiectasis for over6 years l am on trimbow easibreathe and have nebulizer for my lung condition and take pain killers everyday
Dovecote6
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Lung Function Tests and Nebuliser
I'm used to Lung function tests, I've had a fair few, I know when to stop my inhalers, no hard exercise (not done that for years). However, nowhere in the paperwork says if I should use my nebuliser, as usual, on the test day or not. I've only had the nebuliser since last September, I didn't think to
I'm used to Lung function tests, I've had a fair few, I know when to stop my inhalers, no hard exercise (not done that for years). However, nowhere in the paperwork says if I should use my nebuliser, as usual, on the test day or not. I've only had the nebuliser since last September, I didn't think to
wheezyof
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Portable nebulisers
I am wondering if anyone could recommend a rechargeable portable nebuliser as I am currently unable to venture outside due to only having a mains nebuliser. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am wondering if anyone could recommend a rechargeable portable nebuliser as I am currently unable to venture outside due to only having a mains nebuliser. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Patchy67
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Post steroud wean or Ipratropium side effects? - nausea, dizziness, fatigue
Hi everyone, me again ☺ So I'm back home after spending 2 weeks in hospital in April for steroid wean. I'm now off the preds. All went relatively OK. I only had 1 full on attack, after which they added in Ipratropium nebs along with my salbutamol nebs four times a day, which seemed to help (I'm already
Hi everyone, me again ☺ So I'm back home after spending 2 weeks in hospital in April for steroid wean. I'm now off the preds. All went relatively OK. I only had 1 full on attack, after which they added in Ipratropium nebs along with my salbutamol nebs four times a day, which seemed to help (I'm already
Ghoulette
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Post steroid wean
Hi everyone, me again ☺ So I'm back home after 2 weeks in hospital for steroid wean. I'm now off the preds. All went relatively OK. I only had 1 full on attack, after which they added in Ipratropium nebs along with my salbutamol nebs four times a day, which seemed to help (I'm already on fostair 200
Hi everyone, me again ☺ So I'm back home after 2 weeks in hospital for steroid wean. I'm now off the preds. All went relatively OK. I only had 1 full on attack, after which they added in Ipratropium nebs along with my salbutamol nebs four times a day, which seemed to help (I'm already on fostair 200
Ghoulette
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
see below from Cliff
Can anyone please help me please? I have very severe brochiectasis - mostly in my left lung. Despite all my preparatory drugs, inhalers, etc., I am still doing my lung function drainage for 3 hours a day, that is 1 hour in the morning, 1 hour in the afternoon and one hour in the evening. I have
Can anyone please help me please? I have very severe brochiectasis - mostly in my left lung. Despite all my preparatory drugs, inhalers, etc., I am still doing my lung function drainage for 3 hours a day, that is 1 hour in the morning, 1 hour in the afternoon and one hour in the evening. I have
skipwork
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Why are my SATS at 98 when my chest feels heavy and coughing
Hi all I'm currently in hospital (planned admission for steroid weaning) and my obs are usually 94-95% SATS. I have got tachycardia which they are also looking in to. I'm down to 10mg currently, looking to drop to 5mg tomorrow. I had an attack after my shower on Monday just gone and my SATS were 98%
Hi all I'm currently in hospital (planned admission for steroid weaning) and my obs are usually 94-95% SATS. I have got tachycardia which they are also looking in to. I'm down to 10mg currently, looking to drop to 5mg tomorrow. I had an attack after my shower on Monday just gone and my SATS were 98%
Ghoulette
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Nebuliser advice welcomed
My husband was treated with a nebuliser on several occasions during a recent hospital stay, but when checking out buying one for home use I see conflicting opinions on whether or not they're suitable for COPD ... Any thoughts/recommendations appreciated before we commit...
My husband was treated with a nebuliser on several occasions during a recent hospital stay, but when checking out buying one for home use I see conflicting opinions on whether or not they're suitable for COPD ... Any thoughts/recommendations appreciated before we commit...
Pippers
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Dealing with Mucus
Hi, I have been diagnosed with Asthma a year ago though this is now being challenged due to having never had an attack and no inhalers having any effect. A brief summary of my condition is: - 32 Years old - Chronic cough with mucus congestion - Prescribed Fostair, Salbutamol and Spiriva Respimat but
Hi, I have been diagnosed with Asthma a year ago though this is now being challenged due to having never had an attack and no inhalers having any effect. A brief summary of my condition is: - 32 Years old - Chronic cough with mucus congestion - Prescribed Fostair, Salbutamol and Spiriva Respimat but
ConstantCough89
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COPD Friends
3 years ago
Another little bump.
It’s been a while since I last posted. I am once again in hospital, just another blip but the plan is already in place to hopefully resolve it. After a year on Benrazilumab, I am on the few percent of people who build up resistance to it and now it have stopped working. My eosinophils have shot back
It’s been a while since I last posted. I am once again in hospital, just another blip but the plan is already in place to hopefully resolve it. After a year on Benrazilumab, I am on the few percent of people who build up resistance to it and now it have stopped working. My eosinophils have shot back
HoppyNurse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
DO MY LUNGS GO TO SLEEP ALSO ?
In the last two weeks , I ended up in hospital =because on waking up very early in the mornings ...I started gasping for breath very quickly , ,and even my Nebuliser machine could'nt solve the problem .....so an Ambulance had to be called , and on arrival at Hospital, Steroid injections , x ray of
In the last two weeks , I ended up in hospital =because on waking up very early in the mornings ...I started gasping for breath very quickly , ,and even my Nebuliser machine could'nt solve the problem .....so an Ambulance had to be called , and on arrival at Hospital, Steroid injections , x ray of
vittorio
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
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