Experiences with

Inhalers

hi , has anyone been prescribed the blue reliever ventoli inhalers with the counter on ,like the Respimat inhalers , i ask as i sometimes think i’m throwing away my inhaler when there could be some left , if you do use these inhalers can you tell which to ask for on my repeat prescription, Hope everyone

Has anyone used soprobec 250 and how do you find it any side effects

Has anyone not been able to tolerate any Albuterol based inhalers due to tachycardia and arrhythmia issues? This has happened twice - and I am wondering what the alternative options are to these Albuterol based inhalers?

I'm just wondering if anyone has any links to research on long term use of steroid inhalers.

My doc told me y’day that it can be how the medicine is delivered in inhalers that can cause problems and this was likely the case for me. Told me to stop taking it and I can’t believe the difference.

Has anyone used trelegy in the treatment of COPD and did they find it better or worse than their current medication. is trelegy superior to symbicort?

Im panicking to say the least I feel I will end up in hospital if I don't take my inhalers as I'm very unstable anyway I get breathless wheeze and cough very easily. My Gp increased seretide in October to 4 puff twice daily I've tried dropping back to 2 twice a day but I struggle.

I put in a prescription request for my montelukast and inhalers (Fostair 200/6 and Spiriva) over a week ago.

Due to wheezing and shortness of breath - I'm a 30yr olds Female (I've had COVID twice) I have noticed a huge influx in Cherry Angioma and heard that there may be a link with Asthma inhalers and the bromide they hold..

I’ve got Asthma and Bronchiectasis and I’m having problems finding an inhaler which works for me. I was on Seretide 250 for years but after two particularly bad chest infections my breathing deteriorated, courses of steroids helped slightly and I was given Spiriva Respimat and after a few days I had

I’m so sorry I haven’t updated you all regarding my confusion with the inhalers. I had a message from “Biddy ” at BLF, reminding me of their Helpline. So I rang them and the nurse to whom I spoke was really helpful.

Has anyone ever tried any training devices for inhalers - such as Trainhaler - for children with asthma? Do they help them retain correct technique long term?

Each person is different on inhalers I am on ventolin 2 puffs three times a day and trimbo 2 puffs twice a day I have Copd plus I get a fungal infection in pockets in the lungs take tablets for this. If she is getting about ok ventolin should be fine

Hi again i just checked on levels and its forecast as high levels today. take inhalers out with you.

I am trying to find alternatives as the inhalers are not helpful anymore. I know Api-therapy uses bees products, and I am aware these can trigger asthmatics, but the results look promising. I've done the research, and after reading some case studies, I am interested in knowing more.

So now both non steroid inhalers are finished. I see the max is 2 puffs twice a day what do people do when unwell. I am under Royal Papworth in Cambridge. So I know they can change dose if need. But just interested in how others find it.

Well, 8 weeks on, 2 lots of antibiotics & 2 inhalers later, I was back at the doctors yesterday to be informed it still hasn't gone! My Dr also did blood tests, one for blood clots. That's come back on the highest scale of normal. I'm now on prednisone, 6 a day, more amoxycillan,and 2 inhalers.

11 days ago i posted that i had been put on Trimbow and asked about how good it was, today i am going back on to my Relvar and GENUAIR. over the week my breathing grew steadily worse ,so back to the old ones , i have posted on e consult to my doc( can't get appointments) email back saying he will phone

I have repeated chest infections, coughing, wheezing, short of breath I will be starting on inhalers soon Symbicort, Albuterol, and Spiriva Is Symbicort commonly used for CB and what can I expect regarding improvements if my medications work well?

Well had another app with Dr she was really pleased that ny new inhaler is helping me do bit more. Have always had a spacer to use with them but she has referred me to the nurses to change over to powdered inhaler so so it's easier for me to take and use out and about .have no idea about powdered