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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
Has this happened to anyone else
has this happened to anyone else. Last August out of the blue I was admitted through A&E with an acute asthma attack, I'm 57 years of age and have not really been bothered by asthma for 25 years and even when I was younger was never hospitalised. Since August I've been diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency
has this happened to anyone else. Last August out of the blue I was admitted through A&E with an acute asthma attack, I'm 57 years of age and have not really been bothered by asthma for 25 years and even when I was younger was never hospitalised. Since August I've been diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency
McMD
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Dental treatment abroad and travel insurance w/ asthma cover
She has
brittle
asthma
, albeit, controlled. I've found an insurer for the dental aspect, but they won't cover for asthma. Can anybody please give me any suggestions and guidance on what to do? Thank you.
She has
brittle
asthma
, albeit, controlled. I've found an insurer for the dental aspect, but they won't cover for asthma. Can anybody please give me any suggestions and guidance on what to do? Thank you.
MSH01
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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Montelukast and asthma
Hi everyone, I hope you all are doing fine! Short story of mine, I was diagnosed with both conditions, asthma and hyperventilation syndrome (also named breathing pattern disorder, and other names haha). I have everyday breathing difficulty, dyspnea, shortness of breath, and it's been more than a
Hi everyone, I hope you all are doing fine! Short story of mine, I was diagnosed with both conditions, asthma and hyperventilation syndrome (also named breathing pattern disorder, and other names haha). I have everyday breathing difficulty, dyspnea, shortness of breath, and it's been more than a
Ilis
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Omicron variant for asthma
Hey guys, I was diagnosed with asthma after getting covid the first time last April. Now I got the new variant, omicron, and my lungs are in pain and I cant seem to breathe properly, even after using my inhaler and painkillers. Does anybody know the effects of the new variant on people with asthma or
Hey guys, I was diagnosed with asthma after getting covid the first time last April. Now I got the new variant, omicron, and my lungs are in pain and I cant seem to breathe properly, even after using my inhaler and painkillers. Does anybody know the effects of the new variant on people with asthma or
mjb01
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Which Puppies work for mild asthma/allergy - medium/standard dog breeds that are hypoallergenic
We had a standard Poodle before and this worked. We are looking in the UK for a list of cross breeds with a poodle that might work with my asthma. (eyes itchy and asthma causing in-frequent use of ventolin inhaler etc). My asthma is under control without dogs/cats/hay/dust at the moment but don't want
We had a standard Poodle before and this worked. We are looking in the UK for a list of cross breeds with a poodle that might work with my asthma. (eyes itchy and asthma causing in-frequent use of ventolin inhaler etc). My asthma is under control without dogs/cats/hay/dust at the moment but don't want
Fun2bfree
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Newly diagnosed with asthma - need help!
I have been suffering with breathing difficulties for 2 years, following a severe chest infection. My breathing never got back to normal. I've tried to get help from the GP several times, but was told for the first year that 'it takes time to recover from chest infections' and in the second year that
I have been suffering with breathing difficulties for 2 years, following a severe chest infection. My breathing never got back to normal. I've tried to get help from the GP several times, but was told for the first year that 'it takes time to recover from chest infections' and in the second year that
Mandevilla
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
My first post, how can I manage sleeplessness caused by asthma?
Hello, I'm 71 and have asthma, bronchiectasis, Marfan's syndrome and chronic pseudomonas infection. My immediate problem is that worsening breathlessness just before Christmas at night led to me having to sleep sat up on the sofa for a few nights. I can see from other posts that these are not uncommon
Hello, I'm 71 and have asthma, bronchiectasis, Marfan's syndrome and chronic pseudomonas infection. My immediate problem is that worsening breathlessness just before Christmas at night led to me having to sleep sat up on the sofa for a few nights. I can see from other posts that these are not uncommon
RJef
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma exacerbation after a cold
Hello! I’m looking for suggestions for self help to get my asthma back to its normal manageable state. It’s normally well controlled with Fostair 200 2x2 per day. Over a month ago I had a heavy cold, which led to a chest infection and exacerbated my asthma. I’ve had 1 course of antibiotics and 2 x5 day
Hello! I’m looking for suggestions for self help to get my asthma back to its normal manageable state. It’s normally well controlled with Fostair 200 2x2 per day. Over a month ago I had a heavy cold, which led to a chest infection and exacerbated my asthma. I’ve had 1 course of antibiotics and 2 x5 day
Wimple
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma
Hello ya all. I have been suffering from asthma badly recently and with limited access to doctors, I have seen specialist privately. I have new inhalers and some pills, but no medical person will believe me that
Hello ya all. I have been suffering from asthma badly recently and with limited access to doctors, I have seen specialist privately. I have new inhalers and some pills, but no medical person will believe me that
London2017
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Sugar, Fatty Foods, Bad Carbohydrates and Asthma...
Like many people I eat too much, too quickly and eat too much sugary junk. I certainly noticed a link between using my inhaler more after a food binge, especially with bad carbohydrates. Thankfully I'm at the stage in life where I'm starting to take control and be responsible for my health. (it's never
Like many people I eat too much, too quickly and eat too much sugary junk. I certainly noticed a link between using my inhaler more after a food binge, especially with bad carbohydrates. Thankfully I'm at the stage in life where I'm starting to take control and be responsible for my health. (it's never
Joe8888
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Are MRI's accurate in seeing endo in general? To operate or not?
Hiya, I'm asking this question because I've had very negative experiences of my adhesions showing. Following one mri which reported that I had one small area of endo, I had a lap to supposedly to remove only to find everything is stuck together, stage 4 endo with frozen pelvis. I'm now waiting in limbo
Hiya, I'm asking this question because I've had very negative experiences of my adhesions showing. Following one mri which reported that I had one small area of endo, I had a lap to supposedly to remove only to find everything is stuck together, stage 4 endo with frozen pelvis. I'm now waiting in limbo
Rhhh
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Endometriosis UK
2 years ago
Mental issues due to asthma
Hallo guys, im icha 24 years old. I got my first asthma last month in november. After those thing happened, i have traumatic moment due to asthma. I hv anxiety and worried about my life. Can you guys give me solution?
Hallo guys, im icha 24 years old. I got my first asthma last month in november. After those thing happened, i have traumatic moment due to asthma. I hv anxiety and worried about my life. Can you guys give me solution?
Icaandromeda
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Neutrophilic Asthma
Has anyone been diagnosed with Neutrophilic Asthma? Basically at age 32 i went from being totally healthy to getting a bad bronchitis that left me with "asthhma". But my PFT's were showing fixed airway obstruction that matched more to COPD. ive never smoked in my life or been around it. i didnt buy
Has anyone been diagnosed with Neutrophilic Asthma? Basically at age 32 i went from being totally healthy to getting a bad bronchitis that left me with "asthhma". But my PFT's were showing fixed airway obstruction that matched more to COPD. ive never smoked in my life or been around it. i didnt buy
BrittanyKat7
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Covid the cause of asthma
Covid the cause of asthma? Has any been diagnosed with Asthma since having covid? I contracted covid just over a year ago and was quit poorly (not bad enough for hospital) and since then I have been struggling with Asthma symptoms. I stupidly tried to ignore it until winter and the cold weather hit
Covid the cause of asthma? Has any been diagnosed with Asthma since having covid? I contracted covid just over a year ago and was quit poorly (not bad enough for hospital) and since then I have been struggling with Asthma symptoms. I stupidly tried to ignore it until winter and the cold weather hit
Vic3
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
COVID vaccines & asthma
COVID vaccination and asthma exacerbation: might there be a link? https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971221007335#!
COVID vaccination and asthma exacerbation: might there be a link? https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971221007335#!
CarnLesBoel
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Movies and asthma
I am cleaning the house and have a movie called Knight and Day with Tom Cruise on tv for background noise. I walked by, and they have this super genius high school kid, who developed a technically advanced battery that the bad guys want. He is kidnapped and witnesses a murder and to show his “ nerdy
I am cleaning the house and have a movie called Knight and Day with Tom Cruise on tv for background noise. I walked by, and they have this super genius high school kid, who developed a technically advanced battery that the bad guys want. He is kidnapped and witnesses a murder and to show his “ nerdy
Willow7733
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
See a Professional Respiritory doctor
Morning everyone, hope your all keeping as well as can be. Seems so many of you have never had a proper respiritory check up by a Professional. How can this be, how can people diagnose respiritory illness without it. I asked my respiritory nurse why I had never been referred to chest clinic and asked
Morning everyone, hope your all keeping as well as can be. Seems so many of you have never had a proper respiritory check up by a Professional. How can this be, how can people diagnose respiritory illness without it. I asked my respiritory nurse why I had never been referred to chest clinic and asked
purdeyspringer
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Why am I so slow and cannot concentrate on my life??
Hi all, hope all is well..... I have been partially diagnosed with chronic bronchitis or asthma (which is looking more like asthma now due to many symptoms) since: 05/05/2020 during the first UK Lockdown and for three days now I have been feeling slow therefore taking me twice as long to do anything
Hi all, hope all is well..... I have been partially diagnosed with chronic bronchitis or asthma (which is looking more like asthma now due to many symptoms) since: 05/05/2020 during the first UK Lockdown and for three days now I have been feeling slow therefore taking me twice as long to do anything
Road_Runner1984
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Deciding on Surgery
I am currently under specialists at UCLH for severe endometriosis and am contemplating surgical intervention. I am 27 years of age, soon to be 28, and my partner and I are planning on starting a family soon. It has been suggested that we try and conceive soon as alongside endometriosis I have a very
I am currently under specialists at UCLH for severe endometriosis and am contemplating surgical intervention. I am 27 years of age, soon to be 28, and my partner and I are planning on starting a family soon. It has been suggested that we try and conceive soon as alongside endometriosis I have a very
Aardvarks
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
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