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Newly discovered allergies and link to asthma
I posted a few weeks ago as I was having a bad flare up of asthma post-covid. I had a asthma attack at home and saw my GP shortly afterwards. Because it happened out of the blue at home and not due to my normal triggers like exercise, smoke, pollutants etc, she decided to do some allergy tests and
I posted a few weeks ago as I was having a bad flare up of asthma post-covid. I had a asthma attack at home and saw my GP shortly afterwards. Because it happened out of the blue at home and not due to my normal triggers like exercise, smoke, pollutants etc, she decided to do some allergy tests and
kjs81
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
endometriosis on bowel
hi, I have had confirmed endo since 2008. Iv he’s many treatments since including 2 excisions. I am due to have another excision any time. This time tho they are wanting to do a bowel resection too. was wondering if anyone has had this too? And what the risks are etc and possibly ending up with a
hi, I have had confirmed endo since 2008. Iv he’s many treatments since including 2 excisions. I am due to have another excision any time. This time tho they are wanting to do a bowel resection too. was wondering if anyone has had this too? And what the risks are etc and possibly ending up with a
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Is this asthma or copd?
Age 65 Sex F Height 160cm Weight70kg Race W Fev1 45% pre Inhaler. Up to 50 after Inhaler. Hitting 56 during tests Duration of complaint25 to 30 years Location scotland Any existing relevant medical issues COPD or asthma Current medications trimbow ventolin Include a photo if relevant. Not
Age 65 Sex F Height 160cm Weight70kg Race W Fev1 45% pre Inhaler. Up to 50 after Inhaler. Hitting 56 during tests Duration of complaint25 to 30 years Location scotland Any existing relevant medical issues COPD or asthma Current medications trimbow ventolin Include a photo if relevant. Not
Dl98
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
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Asthma post covid
I’ve had covid unfortunately twice in the last 4 months, the first time really affected my asthma for 8 weeks, A short while later I then got covid unfortunately again but with minimal symptoms, 2 weeks later I’m getting problems again. I get sudden onset breathlessness with palpitations and feel faint
I’ve had covid unfortunately twice in the last 4 months, the first time really affected my asthma for 8 weeks, A short while later I then got covid unfortunately again but with minimal symptoms, 2 weeks later I’m getting problems again. I get sudden onset breathlessness with palpitations and feel faint
sadwkh
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Any link between high T3/ over replacement or under replacement and asthma?
Hello helpful people Has anyone ever noticed they get more wheezy/asthma symptoms when they are over or under replaced with thyroid hormone? I used to think it was a coincidence but my onset of asthma symptoms seems to coincide with the need for a dose adjustment - usually a reduction. I’ve never
Hello helpful people Has anyone ever noticed they get more wheezy/asthma symptoms when they are over or under replaced with thyroid hormone? I used to think it was a coincidence but my onset of asthma symptoms seems to coincide with the need for a dose adjustment - usually a reduction. I’ve never
Polly91
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Struggling with constant flares since xmas 🥴😔
Hey fellow unicorns and lung buddies. Hope your all keeping as well and positive as you can with demanding twitchy lungs? So not posted for an age, cant even remember how far I got updated you al on my its asthma/ not asthma malarkey. But yea after 2nd opinions etc definitely asthma (mo surprise there
Hey fellow unicorns and lung buddies. Hope your all keeping as well and positive as you can with demanding twitchy lungs? So not posted for an age, cant even remember how far I got updated you al on my its asthma/ not asthma malarkey. But yea after 2nd opinions etc definitely asthma (mo surprise there
mylungshateme
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
FEV1
Is an FEV1 reading below 80 always COPD or can it be asthma ? Thanks.
Is an FEV1 reading below 80 always COPD or can it be asthma ? Thanks.
Sal678
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Struggling to control my asthma
Hi, I have had asthma for the past 5 years, i was diagnosed with adult asthma. Always been controlled until last year when I had a hospital trip my meds were changed and all settled. Since last November after a common cold that I couldn’t shift for 8 weeks I went to my GP as since January every month
Hi, I have had asthma for the past 5 years, i was diagnosed with adult asthma. Always been controlled until last year when I had a hospital trip my meds were changed and all settled. Since last November after a common cold that I couldn’t shift for 8 weeks I went to my GP as since January every month
Casey_87
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Asthma and essential oils diffuser?
My sister bought me one of these diffusers (think that’s what it’s called) you put essential oil’s in. I wanted to check it was save to use with asthma but I’m finding conflicting advice on the net. Does anyone know anything about this? I’m not sure whether I should go ahead and use it or politely
My sister bought me one of these diffusers (think that’s what it’s called) you put essential oil’s in. I wanted to check it was save to use with asthma but I’m finding conflicting advice on the net. Does anyone know anything about this? I’m not sure whether I should go ahead and use it or politely
-cat-woman-
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
What does an asthma attack feel like for you?
I’ve had asthma since late 20s, for about 15 years now, Was very mild for first few years and easily managed. Got much worse post pregnancy and particularly in recent years, after viral infections. On fostair now and last time it was bad steroids and fostair didn’t work, but eventually montelukast
I’ve had asthma since late 20s, for about 15 years now, Was very mild for first few years and easily managed. Got much worse post pregnancy and particularly in recent years, after viral infections. On fostair now and last time it was bad steroids and fostair didn’t work, but eventually montelukast
kjs81
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Easter break 🥚🐰
Will you be celebrating Easter this Sunday? With family get togethers, indulgent feasts and time spent with friends, Easter weekend is a celebration for many people. However, some people may find that their asthma symptoms get triggered – this could be down to the weather, pollen or different foods
Will you be celebrating Easter this Sunday? With family get togethers, indulgent feasts and time spent with friends, Easter weekend is a celebration for many people. However, some people may find that their asthma symptoms get triggered – this could be down to the weather, pollen or different foods
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Feeling angry - stoma supplies and dignity
Just had a bad phone call and am feeling so angry - I need to vent. I ordered my stoma products as I have done every month for the last 18 months - through their online portal. Their system sends an email to the GP, they authorise, and the products are dispatched and arrive with me, usually not more
Just had a bad phone call and am feeling so angry - I need to vent. I ordered my stoma products as I have done every month for the last 18 months - through their online portal. Their system sends an email to the GP, they authorise, and the products are dispatched and arrive with me, usually not more
testarossa71
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My Ovacome
2 years ago
Very Bad Timing
I had hoped to update you all on my first month on Xtandi. But that was complicated almost 3 weeks ago, when I was rushed into hospital for emergency surgery on aparastomal hernia causing a blockage. I was given a new stoma, and have spent the last three week recovering. Except...I don't feel like I
I had hoped to update you all on my first month on Xtandi. But that was complicated almost 3 weeks ago, when I was rushed into hospital for emergency surgery on aparastomal hernia causing a blockage. I was given a new stoma, and have spent the last three week recovering. Except...I don't feel like I
CrocodileShoes
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Need advice on allergic rhinitis and asthma
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
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
Jac902
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Summer asthma
I have come off my fostair preventer in January , but I know summer will bring lots of pollen , which tends to be asthma trigger . Anyone have any advice ? Is it just wait and see , see if relieve dies and add preventer if required over the summer ?
I have come off my fostair preventer in January , but I know summer will bring lots of pollen , which tends to be asthma trigger . Anyone have any advice ? Is it just wait and see , see if relieve dies and add preventer if required over the summer ?
Joe1
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
FYI BBC Invisible disability: Living with inflammatory bowel disease
What's it like living with an invisible disability in London? About 540,000 people have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in the UK and more than 69,000 of them are in the capital. Some sufferers say the lack of toilets is the worst thing about living in the city. Bethany Jacobs has Crohn's disease and
What's it like living with an invisible disability in London? About 540,000 people have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in the UK and more than 69,000 of them are in the capital. Some sufferers say the lack of toilets is the worst thing about living in the city. Bethany Jacobs has Crohn's disease and
Meleber
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IBS Network
2 years ago
I think my asthma is made worse by acid reflux and I would like to know more about an acid-reduced diet if anyone can help 😊.
Acid-reduced diet for asthma
Acid-reduced diet for asthma
tabbyjade
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Asthma changes
Asthma and exhaustion I have been asthmatic for a while, my plan seemed to be working. But this past month or so I’m exhausted day and night and constantly bring up clear sticky phlegm To top that my reflux condition seems to be worse adding to all that
Asthma and exhaustion I have been asthmatic for a while, my plan seemed to be working. But this past month or so I’m exhausted day and night and constantly bring up clear sticky phlegm To top that my reflux condition seems to be worse adding to all that
Caz06
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Annual asthma review
It is 6 months late. I have a recurrent cough with phlegm Was expecting a face to face appt but got a phone one with the asthma specialist. I want my chest to be checked but unlikely to happen. What other tests should I have done with asthma? Mine is seasonal one and I want to discuss taking the nexthaler
It is 6 months late. I have a recurrent cough with phlegm Was expecting a face to face appt but got a phone one with the asthma specialist. I want my chest to be checked but unlikely to happen. What other tests should I have done with asthma? Mine is seasonal one and I want to discuss taking the nexthaler
ahfat41
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Treatment choices for severe endo (had first appt with BSGE centre at last!)
Hey everyone! Hope the sun is shining where you are today 😀 I finally had my telephone appointment with someone from my chosen endo specialist centre, after a year of waiting, several cancellations and a last minute change from face-to-face back to a telephone call… I had an MRI in April to check the
Hey everyone! Hope the sun is shining where you are today 😀 I finally had my telephone appointment with someone from my chosen endo specialist centre, after a year of waiting, several cancellations and a last minute change from face-to-face back to a telephone call… I had an MRI in April to check the
Purple_Badgers
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
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