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Asthma attack where to go next......
Hi, 11yr old daughter diagnosed asthmatic for around 5 years. Currently taking seratide 2 x daily, montalukast each evening and an antihistamine each morning. Sent home from school on Tuesday following an attack so now on a 7 day course of pred and had 2 Nebs (Tuesday and Wednesday) at the gp. Attacks
Hi, 11yr old daughter diagnosed asthmatic for around 5 years. Currently taking seratide 2 x daily, montalukast each evening and an antihistamine each morning. Sent home from school on Tuesday following an attack so now on a 7 day course of pred and had 2 Nebs (Tuesday and Wednesday) at the gp. Attacks
Flynnyfly8
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
First Hospital Admission
I was helping out at work this morning setting up for our Christmas market and someone jumped over a fire extinguisher and it went off and I wasnt standing too far away and almost instantly I felt my chest tighten and a wheeze start. I started straight away with blue inhaler and the wheeze got so loud
I was helping out at work this morning setting up for our Christmas market and someone jumped over a fire extinguisher and it went off and I wasnt standing too far away and almost instantly I felt my chest tighten and a wheeze start. I started straight away with blue inhaler and the wheeze got so loud
Nifflerluck
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Think this is gonna be a long one... (cause it has been so far... 😅😴)
First up, I am an idiot 😅🙈. Monday, I decided that it was a good idea to sprint (whilst pulling a suitcase) the length of 8 train carriages and up/over/down a bridge (missed the train I was chasing by about 10 secs anyway) in the cold/damp weather... this situation was not my fault I hasten to add
First up, I am an idiot 😅🙈. Monday, I decided that it was a good idea to sprint (whilst pulling a suitcase) the length of 8 train carriages and up/over/down a bridge (missed the train I was chasing by about 10 secs anyway) in the cold/damp weather... this situation was not my fault I hasten to add
EmmaF91
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5 years ago
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Asthma triggered by ibuprofen?
Yesterday I had a very large hip labral tear repaired. My resps apparently went so low with Fentanyl I wasn’t allowed any more. Apparently that is 10 resps per min. At 8 they have to breath for you. Anyway I am undergoing a raft of tests at the moment as the GP thinks no wheeze and a normal peak flow
Yesterday I had a very large hip labral tear repaired. My resps apparently went so low with Fentanyl I wasn’t allowed any more. Apparently that is 10 resps per min. At 8 they have to breath for you. Anyway I am undergoing a raft of tests at the moment as the GP thinks no wheeze and a normal peak flow
Swimmingaddict
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Asthma Novice at 32
Hi folks, so I was diagnosed with 'mild asthma' as a late teen. Got the little white inhaler and a few days if be fine. I then had it return 5 years ago at 27 when pregnant and got a blue inhaler. Can you tell I'm a proper novice? Figured I'd grown out of it as I've had no issues since... Until 3 weeks
Hi folks, so I was diagnosed with 'mild asthma' as a late teen. Got the little white inhaler and a few days if be fine. I then had it return 5 years ago at 27 when pregnant and got a blue inhaler. Can you tell I'm a proper novice? Figured I'd grown out of it as I've had no issues since... Until 3 weeks
Posingcookie
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Thank you to members who responded to my question About prednisolone
Hi everybody, as above thank you and sorry for not responding sooner. Second holiday in a row end up in emergency care, struggling to get my breath and really scared. So what I thought would be a quick fix on a nebuliser to get me breathing again has turned into a two night stay, that’s the US for
Hi everybody, as above thank you and sorry for not responding sooner. Second holiday in a row end up in emergency care, struggling to get my breath and really scared. So what I thought would be a quick fix on a nebuliser to get me breathing again has turned into a two night stay, that’s the US for
Enchilada
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Cancerland - my journey so far
Hi everyone I was (mis)diagnosed with stage 1 nsclc squamous back in March 2013. As I was stage 1 surgery was an option. Brilliant I thought. Curable I thought. Wrong! When surgeons went to remove the bottom of my right lung they also found a tumour stuck to my pulmonary artery, far to close to my
Hi everyone I was (mis)diagnosed with stage 1 nsclc squamous back in March 2013. As I was stage 1 surgery was an option. Brilliant I thought. Curable I thought. Wrong! When surgeons went to remove the bottom of my right lung they also found a tumour stuck to my pulmonary artery, far to close to my
Sam555
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
5 years ago
Nebuliser
Hi, sorry to here your unwell, it's such a horrible condition! What dose of nebuliser are you on , you can have 5mg salbutamol & 500 micrograms atrovent Also how much prednisolone? But if you are not responding to the medication, you perhaps need to go to hospital , before you get any worse. Hope things
Hi, sorry to here your unwell, it's such a horrible condition! What dose of nebuliser are you on , you can have 5mg salbutamol & 500 micrograms atrovent Also how much prednisolone? But if you are not responding to the medication, you perhaps need to go to hospital , before you get any worse. Hope things
Daragonfly26
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Asthma misery
Hi folks I don’t often post but tonight I’m really feeling weepy. I have brittle asthma and due to start those injections on Thursday. I’ve just come out of hospital after yet another asthma flare up. I’m taking nebuliser salbutamol and atrovent Symbicort inhaler. 40 mg of pred. Co amoxyclav 3 times
Hi folks I don’t often post but tonight I’m really feeling weepy. I have brittle asthma and due to start those injections on Thursday. I’ve just come out of hospital after yet another asthma flare up. I’m taking nebuliser salbutamol and atrovent Symbicort inhaler. 40 mg of pred. Co amoxyclav 3 times
Denae011
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Nebulizers
Need a nebulizer but can't afford a new one and want t a free one? See my previous post.
Need a nebulizer but can't afford a new one and want t a free one? See my previous post.
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Stupid/amusing things heard from medics
Not the asthma bingo points, just things you’ve heard from medics that make 0 sense... let’s look back and laugh now cause I’m sure no one appreciates the comments at the time 😅; ED/AMU consultant - (after 2 nurses and a reg tell me I need to be admitted) ‘we have no beds, so you can go home’ ED/AMU
Not the asthma bingo points, just things you’ve heard from medics that make 0 sense... let’s look back and laugh now cause I’m sure no one appreciates the comments at the time 😅; ED/AMU consultant - (after 2 nurses and a reg tell me I need to be admitted) ‘we have no beds, so you can go home’ ED/AMU
EmmaF91
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Second hand StrongHealth Nebuliser sell £25 & free Respironics nebulizer
Sadly had to come back to the UK from New Zealand as our mother recently passed away. She had lung problems for many years and purchased 2 nebulizers for home use. The large one is as new and we would like to sell it to someone who can use it. There is a new mask with it but a new mouthpiece would
Sadly had to come back to the UK from New Zealand as our mother recently passed away. She had lung problems for many years and purchased 2 nebulizers for home use. The large one is as new and we would like to sell it to someone who can use it. There is a new mask with it but a new mouthpiece would
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Nebulizer
Hi I'm Katie read post everyday but have never written a post I just wanted to tell everyone about the omron c28 nebulizer it is brill and on offer in boots. In Lloyd's pharmercy it's 88 pounds in boots 54 pounds. Also on offer for 36 pounds and you can get VAT relief if elergà ble this machine is a real
Hi I'm Katie read post everyday but have never written a post I just wanted to tell everyone about the omron c28 nebulizer it is brill and on offer in boots. In Lloyd's pharmercy it's 88 pounds in boots 54 pounds. Also on offer for 36 pounds and you can get VAT relief if elergà ble this machine is a real
DriverHV
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Home
Just been told I could be going home tomorrow all being well had X-ray and no infection on there still on regular nebuliser and had some in the night but got them at home I can take just got to take it easy when I get out and got follow up appointment Monday here and the 26th at RBH and I’m not planning
Just been told I could be going home tomorrow all being well had X-ray and no infection on there still on regular nebuliser and had some in the night but got them at home I can take just got to take it easy when I get out and got follow up appointment Monday here and the 26th at RBH and I’m not planning
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Publicity
Pulmicor any one on it using in a nebulizer any side effects thought I had lung damage turns out ita chronic allergy to dust I wonder is that good or bad oh well !!!!!!!!!!!
Pulmicor any one on it using in a nebulizer any side effects thought I had lung damage turns out ita chronic allergy to dust I wonder is that good or bad oh well !!!!!!!!!!!
picboy
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Back in
Hi looks like I’m back in hospital again lungs didn’t want to stay at home brought back in this evening back on magnesium and hydrocortisone two hourly nebs
Hi looks like I’m back in hospital again lungs didn’t want to stay at home brought back in this evening back on magnesium and hydrocortisone two hourly nebs
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Portable nebulizer
Portable nebulizer. Can anyone recommend a portable nebulizer that can be used.in the car and are they as powerful as the mains one .thank you.
Portable nebulizer. Can anyone recommend a portable nebulizer that can be used.in the car and are they as powerful as the mains one .thank you.
Dazbazbez
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Other patients 😡
Why do other people think it's ok to spray aerosols in a respiratory ward?! And why do people need to use so much?! Woman sprayed a tonne of it yesterday morning and I had a rubbish day with back to back nebs and so on, by 7ish nurse was concerned that although nebs were doing the trick it had deteriorated
Why do other people think it's ok to spray aerosols in a respiratory ward?! And why do people need to use so much?! Woman sprayed a tonne of it yesterday morning and I had a rubbish day with back to back nebs and so on, by 7ish nurse was concerned that although nebs were doing the trick it had deteriorated
twinkly29
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
It’s been a loooong night 😴😴
It all started Sunday when I woke with a cold which my gut told me was going to hit my chest. But it’s 10am and I’m just snotty and sinusy and a mild asthma issue. Treat it and reassure my mum (who’d I’d been visiting) I’m not bad enough for hosp. Make my 12 o’clock train and feel dodgy enough I need
It all started Sunday when I woke with a cold which my gut told me was going to hit my chest. But it’s 10am and I’m just snotty and sinusy and a mild asthma issue. Treat it and reassure my mum (who’d I’d been visiting) I’m not bad enough for hosp. Make my 12 o’clock train and feel dodgy enough I need
EmmaF91
Community Ambassador
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Advice please
Hiya I'm after some advice please. I am struggling with managing my symptoms currently (brittle asthma). I am awaiting a revisit appt with my consultant and my GP has said there is nothing more they can do for me (they have written to hospital to expedite appt). I am on fostair 200/6, spiriva respimat
Hiya I'm after some advice please. I am struggling with managing my symptoms currently (brittle asthma). I am awaiting a revisit appt with my consultant and my GP has said there is nothing more they can do for me (they have written to hospital to expedite appt). I am on fostair 200/6, spiriva respimat
Ghoulette
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
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