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Trimbow is it standard inhaler
I'm looking to get information on Trimbow according to DWP it's a standard inhaler!!!! I've used it for a year not to much side affects and information about it would be much appreciated
I'm looking to get information on Trimbow according to DWP it's a standard inhaler!!!! I've used it for a year not to much side affects and information about it would be much appreciated
ianmac2
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Peak flow increased by inhalers
Since being changed to different
inhalers
, I've felt a huge improvement and this also is shown through my peak flow increasing. I'm now on symbicort 200 2x puffs three times a day and also spiriva respimat 2x puffs in the morning.
Since being changed to different
inhalers
, I've felt a huge improvement and this also is shown through my peak flow increasing. I'm now on symbicort 200 2x puffs three times a day and also spiriva respimat 2x puffs in the morning.
Cristina1992
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Salamol doses how many hours minimum ?
My son is 4 and a half. Since March this year he has had 3-4 wheezy episodes that required AE attendence. He was all times given a reliever inhaler. He has not been diagnosed with asthma yet, but seems so much the case to me. He had eczema as a baby and many allergies. He grew out of the eczema and most
My son is 4 and a half. Since March this year he has had 3-4 wheezy episodes that required AE attendence. He was all times given a reliever inhaler. He has not been diagnosed with asthma yet, but seems so much the case to me. He had eczema as a baby and many allergies. He grew out of the eczema and most
Kristinema
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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Peak flow
Hi, I need some advice please. I’ve never suffered with Asthma till just over a year ago when I discovered that I had irrational of the airways. Anyway, my problem is that my peak flow meter readings are always between 150 and 200. I have no cough, no feeling of tightness in my chest, but nevertheless
Hi, I need some advice please. I’ve never suffered with Asthma till just over a year ago when I discovered that I had irrational of the airways. Anyway, my problem is that my peak flow meter readings are always between 150 and 200. I have no cough, no feeling of tightness in my chest, but nevertheless
Babschap
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma and exercise question
I am on
inhalers
for my asthma and I'm pretty overweight so I want to loose about 4 stone to get me back down to healthier weight. How would it be to best proceed with cardio training with asthma?
I am on
inhalers
for my asthma and I'm pretty overweight so I want to loose about 4 stone to get me back down to healthier weight. How would it be to best proceed with cardio training with asthma?
Ash123445
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Research
Hi is there any up to date research or progress in lung health as my dad who died of Emphysema 50 years ago and apart from a few new
inhalers
nothing seems to being done
Hi is there any up to date research or progress in lung health as my dad who died of Emphysema 50 years ago and apart from a few new
inhalers
nothing seems to being done
Blue1944
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Frothy and sticky transparent mucus
Hello Friends, Im 25 y/o and have been a smoker for 6 years. I never had any problems until fall 2019 where i started to cough up white frothy (very bubbly) mucus. I stopped smoking, started doing breathing exercises.. but the phlegm didnt stop. Consistency varies from liquid frothy to thick transparent
Hello Friends, Im 25 y/o and have been a smoker for 6 years. I never had any problems until fall 2019 where i started to cough up white frothy (very bubbly) mucus. I stopped smoking, started doing breathing exercises.. but the phlegm didnt stop. Consistency varies from liquid frothy to thick transparent
FluffyKittens
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Thank You for your advice
I may have taken my steroid
inhalers
before I went though, I can't remember. The main point of this post was to thank all of the knowledgeable and helpful people on here.
I may have taken my steroid
inhalers
before I went though, I can't remember. The main point of this post was to thank all of the knowledgeable and helpful people on here.
BP135
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
Painful mouth from steroidal preventer. Need help please!
My gp has historically had me on clenil and symbicort at different times. Both of these caused persistent and painful thrush even though I use a spacer and I immediately rinse out my mouth. A month ago I was placed on fostair to see if it would have less side effects. It's been worse. I have no thrush
My gp has historically had me on clenil and symbicort at different times. Both of these caused persistent and painful thrush even though I use a spacer and I immediately rinse out my mouth. A month ago I was placed on fostair to see if it would have less side effects. It's been worse. I have no thrush
Spoonielady
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Mum and Ongoing cough and breathlessness..
I am after some advice from you wise people as getting slightly confused with my Mums condition/treatment.. She has recently turned 93, had Covid in Jan this year, recovered. Then had a bad spell May /June and finally a sputum sample was taken and showed various bacteria ( 4 types I think) . This was
I am after some advice from you wise people as getting slightly confused with my Mums condition/treatment.. She has recently turned 93, had Covid in Jan this year, recovered. Then had a bad spell May /June and finally a sputum sample was taken and showed various bacteria ( 4 types I think) . This was
JetJet
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Affects of long term steroid use on mental health
What i s the latest veiw of affect of steroids on concentration, memory, depression. Are any of these symptoms linked to steroid inhaler use
What i s the latest veiw of affect of steroids on concentration, memory, depression. Are any of these symptoms linked to steroid inhaler use
Freezers83
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
... " . DIRE WORLD THREAT BECAUSE OF THE DREADED " VENTOLIN " !......
= millions heard yesterday on BBC Radio News , that " our VENTOLIN
INHALERS
are now contributing to Global Warning , and that the manufacturers are urgently looking for an alternative " !! .OH YES ?
= millions heard yesterday on BBC Radio News , that " our VENTOLIN
INHALERS
are now contributing to Global Warning , and that the manufacturers are urgently looking for an alternative " !! .OH YES ?
vittorio
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Chest infection/asthma exacerbation and tapering steroids
Hello, so I started an asthma exacerbation about 11 days ago. Started my pred then started with a chest infection. Had a neb at a and e Thursday as peak flow wouldn’t change from 60%. All my obs were fine. Slight improvement yesterday When sent home from a and e I was told to taper my steroids as
Hello, so I started an asthma exacerbation about 11 days ago. Started my pred then started with a chest infection. Had a neb at a and e Thursday as peak flow wouldn’t change from 60%. All my obs were fine. Slight improvement yesterday When sent home from a and e I was told to taper my steroids as
Leigh2305
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Trimbow advice
Thankyou for all your advice. I will definitely.be following some of it up. I am sure Trimbo is a good inhaler, my breathing does seem better. maybe not for me with my Liver problems.
Thankyou for all your advice. I will definitely.be following some of it up. I am sure Trimbo is a good inhaler, my breathing does seem better. maybe not for me with my Liver problems.
DeeBee60
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Excellent phone appointment
Evening all as Dixon of Dock Green would say if you are old enough to remember it! My consultation went really well. She thinks that I don't have asthma (which I was seeing treated for but never had any problems) because all my lung function tests are over 100% for my age, height, weight etc. I am going
Evening all as Dixon of Dock Green would say if you are old enough to remember it! My consultation went really well. She thinks that I don't have asthma (which I was seeing treated for but never had any problems) because all my lung function tests are over 100% for my age, height, weight etc. I am going
Digger0
in
Bronchiectasis Support
3 years ago
Diagnosis in tough times for the NHS
Hi all. Was diagnosed with COPD April this year. Can’t have Spirometry yet. Don’t know what type/stage of COPD I have either. I have an inhaler - not sure if it helps or not. Gave up smoking without support so that’s something, though I don’t feel better for it which surprises me. Any advice?
Hi all. Was diagnosed with COPD April this year. Can’t have Spirometry yet. Don’t know what type/stage of COPD I have either. I have an inhaler - not sure if it helps or not. Gave up smoking without support so that’s something, though I don’t feel better for it which surprises me. Any advice?
Autumnman
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
There’s always something! Now more breathing problems.
Does anyone else have issues with
inhalers
and systemic steroids at the same time? Will I ever be off the stuff?
Does anyone else have issues with
inhalers
and systemic steroids at the same time? Will I ever be off the stuff?
Karenjaninaz
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
My experience
bronchiectasis and Crohn's, several months ago my consultant suggested I try manuka honey for my Crohn's, I've been taking a tablespoon a day since then and although I've not really noticed any difference with my Crohn's my chest has been amazing, I hardly cough any more and I've even stopped using my
inhalers
bronchiectasis and Crohn's, several months ago my consultant suggested I try manuka honey for my Crohn's, I've been taking a tablespoon a day since then and although I've not really noticed any difference with my Crohn's my chest has been amazing, I hardly cough any more and I've even stopped using my
inhalers
Lebod
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Shortness of breath today
Last weekend I had to have my beautiful cat, Tammy put to sleep. Yesterday, I stayed in bed all day as I felt so down. I have got up today as I have to go to work and I am so short of breath and feeling chesty. I have used the blue inhaler but that has not helped. Is it possible that due to me not moving
Last weekend I had to have my beautiful cat, Tammy put to sleep. Yesterday, I stayed in bed all day as I felt so down. I have got up today as I have to go to work and I am so short of breath and feeling chesty. I have used the blue inhaler but that has not helped. Is it possible that due to me not moving
SkyGazer177
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
confused about my inhalers now
Hi all Really confused now i've been on both Fostair and Ventolin
inhalers
for years now seems to work for me always got told the Fostair was a preventer and the Ventolin was to use when i needed it hmm... got told today by the asthma nurse i shouldn't be on both as they're both the same thing .
Hi all Really confused now i've been on both Fostair and Ventolin
inhalers
for years now seems to work for me always got told the Fostair was a preventer and the Ventolin was to use when i needed it hmm... got told today by the asthma nurse i shouldn't be on both as they're both the same thing .
gypsy49
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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