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Was Using 125 seretide 2 puffs day and night getting breathless on walking.asthma clinic increased to 250 still same on walking and increase in phlegm production .any help?
Was Using 125 seretide 2 puffs day and night getting breathless on walking.asthma clinic increased to 250 still same on walking and increase in phlegm production .any help?
12optima34
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma lingering illness
I suffered an asthma when I was forty five years old. Up to now I don’t know if it is curable illness.
I suffered an asthma when I was forty five years old. Up to now I don’t know if it is curable illness.
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Colitis, Terminal iletis or Crohns?
Hi, I had my gallbladder out in June 2021. Straight away I then suffered from urgent severe diarrhoea, bloating, yellow poo, fatigue, excessive flatulence and exhaustion. My GP ordered a calprotectin test in September which came back at 222 and I had a repeat one in December which came back at 430.
Hi, I had my gallbladder out in June 2021. Straight away I then suffered from urgent severe diarrhoea, bloating, yellow poo, fatigue, excessive flatulence and exhaustion. My GP ordered a calprotectin test in September which came back at 222 and I had a repeat one in December which came back at 430.
Sunita77
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Crohn's and Colitis Support
2 years ago
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Hyperinflation/asthma
A recent X-Ray reveals that my lungs are hyperinflated which may be a factor in extreme breathlessness and low peak flow (40) diagnosed as chronic asthma. Does anyone have experience of hyperinflation and its treatment?
A recent X-Ray reveals that my lungs are hyperinflated which may be a factor in extreme breathlessness and low peak flow (40) diagnosed as chronic asthma. Does anyone have experience of hyperinflation and its treatment?
tabbyjade
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Severe asthma registry
Hey, I started biologics yesterday. Whilst at the hospital I had a form to sign to be added to the severe asthma registry.. I forgot to ask what it was as it was all a bit overwhelming yesterday! Just wondering who else is on it and what's the purpose of it?
Hey, I started biologics yesterday. Whilst at the hospital I had a form to sign to be added to the severe asthma registry.. I forgot to ask what it was as it was all a bit overwhelming yesterday! Just wondering who else is on it and what's the purpose of it?
Titch1908
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Covid vaccinations
I have
brittle
Asthma
. I had the 1st dose of C19 vac in July and I had an adverse reaction to it and ended up in AnE. I also suffer from idiopathic angiodema (anaphylaxis to an unknown allergen).
I have
brittle
Asthma
. I had the 1st dose of C19 vac in July and I had an adverse reaction to it and ended up in AnE. I also suffer from idiopathic angiodema (anaphylaxis to an unknown allergen).
chezrea79
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma worsened after Covid and confused about what GP said.
Hi everyone, I'm grateful if people could share some wisdom please. I'm struggling with uncontrolled asthma for a few months, which worsened after contracting with Covid over a month ago. I still have tightness in chest, shortness of breath, wet cough, bad sleep, I'm on fostair now, which helped to
Hi everyone, I'm grateful if people could share some wisdom please. I'm struggling with uncontrolled asthma for a few months, which worsened after contracting with Covid over a month ago. I still have tightness in chest, shortness of breath, wet cough, bad sleep, I'm on fostair now, which helped to
AprilZh
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
New to Asthma
Hi there, this is my first time posting here, I’d like to share my experience with Asthma and would also love to hear some of your experiences and how you deal with this. (I also know I can’t ask for any medical advice) I had exercise induced asthma as a toddler, but grew out of it pretty quickly and
Hi there, this is my first time posting here, I’d like to share my experience with Asthma and would also love to hear some of your experiences and how you deal with this. (I also know I can’t ask for any medical advice) I had exercise induced asthma as a toddler, but grew out of it pretty quickly and
Aidan8
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Montelukast 10 mg tablets - Nasal Congestion
My chest specialist has given me a trial on the above tablets to try and help with my nasal congestion at night time and my
brittle
asthma
through the night. Does anyone else take these tablets for nasal or breathing problems? Kind regards as always Joseph x
My chest specialist has given me a trial on the above tablets to try and help with my nasal congestion at night time and my
brittle
asthma
through the night. Does anyone else take these tablets for nasal or breathing problems? Kind regards as always Joseph x
Joseph260268
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Post Hysterectomy Support
Hi I have been through a pretty bad time with Endometriosis in the last few years after we decided to start a family. Turned out i had stage 4 (and beyond!) endo with a 15cm chocolate cyst on my ovary and stuck to my bowel. I was advised having a child would be very difficult and that a full hysterectomy
Hi I have been through a pretty bad time with Endometriosis in the last few years after we decided to start a family. Turned out i had stage 4 (and beyond!) endo with a 15cm chocolate cyst on my ovary and stuck to my bowel. I was advised having a child would be very difficult and that a full hysterectomy
catsrule40
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
COVID and Asthma
Hello all, my son has recently tested positive for covid and I know I’m bound to get it soon. So I was wondering if anyone that has asthma and caught covid been eligible for the two special treatments from the GP? Only asking because I read something about it on asthma UK and I’m kind of looking ahead
Hello all, my son has recently tested positive for covid and I know I’m bound to get it soon. So I was wondering if anyone that has asthma and caught covid been eligible for the two special treatments from the GP? Only asking because I read something about it on asthma UK and I’m kind of looking ahead
Milo1996
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
asthma and bronchiectasis
good morning,i have had asthma since i was 7yrs old,also had pneumonia at 5yrs old with recurring bouts of bronchitis until mid twenties.I have been well controlled until 7yrs ago then had recurring chest infections and uncontrolled asthma,i eventually had CT scan January 2021 and was diagnosed with
good morning,i have had asthma since i was 7yrs old,also had pneumonia at 5yrs old with recurring bouts of bronchitis until mid twenties.I have been well controlled until 7yrs ago then had recurring chest infections and uncontrolled asthma,i eventually had CT scan January 2021 and was diagnosed with
busygardener
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
10 days into asthma diagnosis now have positive covid lft child
Hi posted last week as youngest has been diagnosed with asthma peak flow in morning is now higher than when we started the brown and blue inhaler but today we got a positive covid result and symptoms are body aches headache etc all came on suddenly this am any advice for managing asthma and covid massively
Hi posted last week as youngest has been diagnosed with asthma peak flow in morning is now higher than when we started the brown and blue inhaler but today we got a positive covid result and symptoms are body aches headache etc all came on suddenly this am any advice for managing asthma and covid massively
Skzittles
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma and altitude
I hope to be trekking in Nepal in a few weeks time. We will be heading up to nearly 5,000 metres. Has anyone found that their asthma has been affected by such altitudes ?
I hope to be trekking in Nepal in a few weeks time. We will be heading up to nearly 5,000 metres. Has anyone found that their asthma has been affected by such altitudes ?
PaulRosedene
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Children with asthma
My daughter was diagnosed with asthma and had her first symptoms age 3. She’s been in hospital multiple times with attacks but only ever been kept in once. She’s on regular medication, preventer and reliever when symptomatic. Any parents with children with asthma constantly anxious? I am so paranoid
My daughter was diagnosed with asthma and had her first symptoms age 3. She’s been in hospital multiple times with attacks but only ever been kept in once. She’s on regular medication, preventer and reliever when symptomatic. Any parents with children with asthma constantly anxious? I am so paranoid
Andreapopey
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Colonoscopy yesterday
Hi all. I'm 54 years old and had my colonoscopy yesterday when I was diagnosed with bowel cancer. I had my CT scan today and waiting to find out if it has spread. My biggest fear is needing a stoma bad after surgery. Help, I'm panicking!
Hi all. I'm 54 years old and had my colonoscopy yesterday when I was diagnosed with bowel cancer. I had my CT scan today and waiting to find out if it has spread. My biggest fear is needing a stoma bad after surgery. Help, I'm panicking!
ChrissiLea
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Colon Cancer Connected
2 years ago
Winter Triggers ❄️
Around 60% of people with asthma say that the cold weather triggers their symptoms. You can reduce the risk of cold air triggering an asthma attack when you are out and about by trying our Scarfie trick. Simply wrap a lightweight scarf loosely around your nose and mouth to warm the air you breathe in
Around 60% of people with asthma say that the cold weather triggers their symptoms. You can reduce the risk of cold air triggering an asthma attack when you are out and about by trying our Scarfie trick. Simply wrap a lightweight scarf loosely around your nose and mouth to warm the air you breathe in
ALUK_Nurses
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Does asthma make your throat feel like closing?
Does your asthma make you feel like your throat is closing?
Does your asthma make you feel like your throat is closing?
Lee_vee11
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma or not?
Hi. I haven’t used a reliever or preventer asthma pump since august as I’ve been fine symptom free.. I went to the gym the other day and started feeling short of Breath easily and have done for a few days now.. I still haven’t used any inhaler as I’m not sure i have asthma due to my peak flow being 800
Hi. I haven’t used a reliever or preventer asthma pump since august as I’ve been fine symptom free.. I went to the gym the other day and started feeling short of Breath easily and have done for a few days now.. I still haven’t used any inhaler as I’m not sure i have asthma due to my peak flow being 800
Lee_vee11
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Let's talk about....phlegm!!
We might not like talking about, or looking at our phlegm but it can actually tell you a lot about what’s happening in your lungs. Coughing up more phlegm than usual can be a sign that your airways are inflamed, and the colour of your phlegm can also be a good indicator for what’s happening in your
We might not like talking about, or looking at our phlegm but it can actually tell you a lot about what’s happening in your lungs. Coughing up more phlegm than usual can be a sign that your airways are inflamed, and the colour of your phlegm can also be a good indicator for what’s happening in your
Naomi_ALUK
Asthma Nurse
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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