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Protruding Partial external biliary drain stoma due to excessive coughing
My daughter has a PEBD (stoma) and it seems to be very protruded due to excessive coughing. I'm just wondering if it is normal. It has happened before but not as much as this. Thanks Stacey
My daughter has a PEBD (stoma) and it seems to be very protruded due to excessive coughing. I'm just wondering if it is normal. It has happened before but not as much as this. Thanks Stacey
Stacian
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Children's Liver Disease Foundation
6 years ago
Hypothyroidism & Asthma - any link?
So I have autoimmune hypothyroidism. Taken just levothyroxine for 10 years and lots of residual sytmptoms. Started adding T3 9 months ago. Tried lots of different dose comibinations but recently settled on one that feels good (yet to test but will soon). Recently told I have asthma and given a ventolin
So I have autoimmune hypothyroidism. Taken just levothyroxine for 10 years and lots of residual sytmptoms. Started adding T3 9 months ago. Tried lots of different dose comibinations but recently settled on one that feels good (yet to test but will soon). Recently told I have asthma and given a ventolin
Hattie007
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Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Sleep apnoea and asthma
Can sleep apnoea affect asthma. My asthma seems worse in the cold weather and in the last four months I have been treated for chest infections with steroids and antibiotics. This helps a bit but now I have a constant wheeze and produce horrible green stringy phlegm. The GP listened to my today chest
Can sleep apnoea affect asthma. My asthma seems worse in the cold weather and in the last four months I have been treated for chest infections with steroids and antibiotics. This helps a bit but now I have a constant wheeze and produce horrible green stringy phlegm. The GP listened to my today chest
Aliann
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
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Dynamic airway collapse and dodgy lungs
I also have
Brittle
Asthma
. If anyone wants help or advice just ask I may be able to help.
I also have
Brittle
Asthma
. If anyone wants help or advice just ask I may be able to help.
kate-on-wheels
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Can Hashimoto's thyroiditis cause asthma?
I am a non practising medic parents are doctors. This is where things get very frustrating. I have been diagnosed with autoimmune disorder a few months ago, hashimoto's thyroiditis and a goiter with a small nodule that is harmless. My thyroid function is normal, but I have a high volume of antibodies
I am a non practising medic parents are doctors. This is where things get very frustrating. I have been diagnosed with autoimmune disorder a few months ago, hashimoto's thyroiditis and a goiter with a small nodule that is harmless. My thyroid function is normal, but I have a high volume of antibodies
Janice768
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Has your asthma got worse with flu?
Hi everyone, We're looking to chat to people who have had dreaded flu recently and felt their asthma get a lot worse with it. If you are willing to talk with our media team and share your experience (photo and potentially talk to the media), please reply to this thread or email Hannah on hjowett@asthma.org.uk
Hi everyone, We're looking to chat to people who have had dreaded flu recently and felt their asthma get a lot worse with it. If you are willing to talk with our media team and share your experience (photo and potentially talk to the media), please reply to this thread or email Hannah on hjowett@asthma.org.uk
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AUK
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Asthma help
Hi, I recently had a breathing test which came back at 14 and consultant said it was normal I take relvar and I recently had a bad wheeze and got given prednisone and antibiotics, and coughing up green phlegm, not sure if I have asthma or not?
Hi, I recently had a breathing test which came back at 14 and consultant said it was normal I take relvar and I recently had a bad wheeze and got given prednisone and antibiotics, and coughing up green phlegm, not sure if I have asthma or not?
Vickye1
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Recovery time from an asthma attack (Tiredness)
Hi all I know I have asked this question before but here I am again. Day 11 after my last asthma attack and 4 days after my last dose of prednisolone (40 mg). My peak flow is back to normal today being boring on 480 now 500. No other symptoms or in need of Ventolin just a bit of an ache but still feeling
Hi all I know I have asked this question before but here I am again. Day 11 after my last asthma attack and 4 days after my last dose of prednisolone (40 mg). My peak flow is back to normal today being boring on 480 now 500. No other symptoms or in need of Ventolin just a bit of an ache but still feeling
elanaoali
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Maxillary sinus operation - eek
After a year and a half of being diagnosed with asthma (from the asthma nurse gp) i have finally got the correct diagnosis of that my maxillary sinus is completely blocked. It has taken me that long to get this diagnosis. My main symptom is coughing and I am hoping after Friday that my coughing will
After a year and a half of being diagnosed with asthma (from the asthma nurse gp) i have finally got the correct diagnosis of that my maxillary sinus is completely blocked. It has taken me that long to get this diagnosis. My main symptom is coughing and I am hoping after Friday that my coughing will
Jobarton
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Have you heard these asthma myths?
Hi all, Have you heard of these asthma myths? Our social media officer Thomas has shared a few commons one in this article http://bit.ly/2DMhVTv If you've heard of any others or ones friends and family have told you - do share them in the replies. Thanks, Dita
Hi all, Have you heard of these asthma myths? Our social media officer Thomas has shared a few commons one in this article http://bit.ly/2DMhVTv If you've heard of any others or ones friends and family have told you - do share them in the replies. Thanks, Dita
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Virgin london Marathon 2018 for Asthma UK.
Hi everyone, so in July last year, Asthma UK invited me to apply for a Marathon place. Naively I thought I didn’t have a hope of getting on the team and that anyway my consultant would ban me. But as my asthma is better than it’s been for the last 5 years. I thought what the hell. Anyway if you are
Hi everyone, so in July last year, Asthma UK invited me to apply for a Marathon place. Naively I thought I didn’t have a hope of getting on the team and that anyway my consultant would ban me. But as my asthma is better than it’s been for the last 5 years. I thought what the hell. Anyway if you are
risabel59
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Concerned mum
Hi, I'm probably not a usual user but I am fraught with worry. My daughter is 28 and has stage 4 endometriosis. She recently had perforated bowel due to investigations which resulted in sepsis. The endometriosis has grown through to her bowel and she now has a stoma. The plan is to remove as much endometriosis
Hi, I'm probably not a usual user but I am fraught with worry. My daughter is 28 and has stage 4 endometriosis. She recently had perforated bowel due to investigations which resulted in sepsis. The endometriosis has grown through to her bowel and she now has a stoma. The plan is to remove as much endometriosis
Jo15
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Asthma Book
I tend to resist reading Books on Asthma, preferring to consume recent research I find on the web. However, I made an exception for a 2014 Book called: A Cure for Asthma? by David L. Hahn MD (link below) Kindle Edition (200+ Pages). It’s an intriguing read at odds with much conventional thinking but
I tend to resist reading Books on Asthma, preferring to consume recent research I find on the web. However, I made an exception for a 2014 Book called: A Cure for Asthma? by David L. Hahn MD (link below) Kindle Edition (200+ Pages). It’s an intriguing read at odds with much conventional thinking but
Matman
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Contact asthma nurses?
Asthma uk ..how to contact the asthma nurses. Just had a diagnosis change.
Asthma uk ..how to contact the asthma nurses. Just had a diagnosis change.
mel909
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Asthma
I have had asthma over 25 years. Before each run I take my inhalers. Wednesday I did W3R2 and I felt a little wheezy after it. I did R3 today and my breathing was fine despite it being a crisp, cold morning. How have other people with this condition found the programme?
I have had asthma over 25 years. Before each run I take my inhalers. Wednesday I did W3R2 and I felt a little wheezy after it. I did R3 today and my breathing was fine despite it being a crisp, cold morning. How have other people with this condition found the programme?
Scouser67
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Couch to 5K
7 years ago
Severe asthma xolair
Hi, I’m hoping someone has had a similar experience to me. I have been trying xolair for the past five months during this time my asthma has still got worse and I was recently in resus for the first time. Xolair is not working and I’m curious what I can try next if anything. I’m also rather scared
Hi, I’m hoping someone has had a similar experience to me. I have been trying xolair for the past five months during this time my asthma has still got worse and I was recently in resus for the first time. Xolair is not working and I’m curious what I can try next if anything. I’m also rather scared
wheezy01
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Recovery after Pneomonia & sepsis
I have an appointment at Heartlands hospital mid Feb to see if there's anything they can do for my
brittle
asthma
. Thank you for reading this. Happy & healthy new year!
I have an appointment at Heartlands hospital mid Feb to see if there's anything they can do for my
brittle
asthma
. Thank you for reading this. Happy & healthy new year!
8405loi
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Is steam good for my asthma
I have had asthma all of my life and I am still learning . there is a question which I hope somebody could help me with . is steam and oils for breathing can it help or can it make my asthma it worse
I have had asthma all of my life and I am still learning . there is a question which I hope somebody could help me with . is steam and oils for breathing can it help or can it make my asthma it worse
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Asthma Community Forum
7 years ago
Allergic Asthma
Hi . I suffer with allergic asthma, over the years the allergies have become worse. The doctor has given me some tablets called Montelukast. Has anyone taken these? if so are they worth taking?
Hi . I suffer with allergic asthma, over the years the allergies have become worse. The doctor has given me some tablets called Montelukast. Has anyone taken these? if so are they worth taking?
Janlyn1953
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 years ago
Overthinking
Hello lovelies Hope you are all doing ok I have just returned from a wonderful holiday to Miami and the Bahamas with my fantastic husband Kevin, it was to celebrate his 60th which is today. We flew back overnight and I managed to embarrass him on the plane by getting an announcement to the whole plane
Hello lovelies Hope you are all doing ok I have just returned from a wonderful holiday to Miami and the Bahamas with my fantastic husband Kevin, it was to celebrate his 60th which is today. We flew back overnight and I managed to embarrass him on the plane by getting an announcement to the whole plane
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My Ovacome
6 years ago
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