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Despite all my preparatory drugs,
inhalers
, etc., I am still doing my lung function drainage for 3 hours a day, that is 1 hour in the morning, 1 hour in the afternoon and one hour in the evening. I have to spend all this time to drain them. It is putting a great strain on me.
Despite all my preparatory drugs,
inhalers
, etc., I am still doing my lung function drainage for 3 hours a day, that is 1 hour in the morning, 1 hour in the afternoon and one hour in the evening. I have to spend all this time to drain them. It is putting a great strain on me.
skipwork
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Should I reduce or stop my running? - low peak flow and low oximetry readings recently & after running
I don't smoke, avoid all known allergens, try to avoid walking on polluted roads (although I do live just off an A road in the middle of a city), I take my peak flow regularly, take my
inhalers
regularly, use a spacer, wash my mouth out, I eat healthy foods and even do yoga a couple of times a week.
I don't smoke, avoid all known allergens, try to avoid walking on polluted roads (although I do live just off an A road in the middle of a city), I take my peak flow regularly, take my
inhalers
regularly, use a spacer, wash my mouth out, I eat healthy foods and even do yoga a couple of times a week.
atreeon
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Inhaler
Anyone on “Duaklir Genuair”? Some of the side effects seem worse than the reason why I’m on it?
Anyone on “Duaklir Genuair”? Some of the side effects seem worse than the reason why I’m on it?
looper
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
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help with asthma and working in a laboratory
i have asthma and recently i started my dream job which was working in laboratory. but the fumes of chemicals and fumes that comes after sterilizing filtering equipment really made my asthma worse in a month and i had to increase my inhaler dose. i would like to hear some opinion from asthmatic people
i have asthma and recently i started my dream job which was working in laboratory. but the fumes of chemicals and fumes that comes after sterilizing filtering equipment really made my asthma worse in a month and i had to increase my inhaler dose. i would like to hear some opinion from asthmatic people
jadiieee151
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Symbicort 400, Warfarin, Lung function test query
I was diagnosed with multiple bilateral pulmonary embolism last Nov. Feeling OK but not as energetic as I used to be. I undertook a lung function test a couple of months ago and got the results when I went to see specialist on Wednesday. He told me he'd put me on Symbicort 400 inhaler as my airways are
I was diagnosed with multiple bilateral pulmonary embolism last Nov. Feeling OK but not as energetic as I used to be. I undertook a lung function test a couple of months ago and got the results when I went to see specialist on Wednesday. He told me he'd put me on Symbicort 400 inhaler as my airways are
WestTipp
in
Men's Health Forum
3 years ago
Normal HRCT scan.....
It’s so loud....but with a clear CT I am going to presume it’s the after effect of pneumonia (or giving up smoking) as is the cough and sob/tight chest and wait it out with the help of many
inhalers
. Hopefully it resolves very soon as still feeling pretty awful.
It’s so loud....but with a clear CT I am going to presume it’s the after effect of pneumonia (or giving up smoking) as is the cough and sob/tight chest and wait it out with the help of many
inhalers
. Hopefully it resolves very soon as still feeling pretty awful.
Jen3675
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Managing trial seasonal reduction of inhaler
Good morning! Summers, for me, are such a relief compared to wintertime. I don’t do well with the cold (and damp?) weather. Thus I have agreed with a GP that it would be good to reduce my inhaler now it is warm again. He suggested it after a lung function test which he interpreted as me having mild asthma
Good morning! Summers, for me, are such a relief compared to wintertime. I don’t do well with the cold (and damp?) weather. Thus I have agreed with a GP that it would be good to reduce my inhaler now it is warm again. He suggested it after a lung function test which he interpreted as me having mild asthma
Wheezycat
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Relvar inhaler .
Hi I have just started new inhaler Relvar , has anybody heard of or is using this inhaler and how have they got ion with it ? I have lots of mucus which I can’t shift , masks at work really exacerbate my asthma , really poorly controlled at the moment so off work again !! I’m a carer in a sheltered
Hi I have just started new inhaler Relvar , has anybody heard of or is using this inhaler and how have they got ion with it ? I have lots of mucus which I can’t shift , masks at work really exacerbate my asthma , really poorly controlled at the moment so off work again !! I’m a carer in a sheltered
3Bulldogs
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Difficult doctor or just me
Hi, I haven't been on here for a while, my mum died 2 years ago folled by my brother in law 2 weeks after, both cases with sitting round their bed in ICU making the decision to swith off there life support. So it's been tough. But I would like to know your opinion on my predicament at the moment. So
Hi, I haven't been on here for a while, my mum died 2 years ago folled by my brother in law 2 weeks after, both cases with sitting round their bed in ICU making the decision to swith off there life support. So it's been tough. But I would like to know your opinion on my predicament at the moment. So
Honeysuckle21
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Active Tb
Also the corticosteroid in the
inhalers
just helped the mycobacterium spread even more. I am 32 and diagnosed with active pulmonary tb. Also had pericarditis at this time. My mantoux test was positive at 17mm. My husband even though we live together was negative.
Also the corticosteroid in the
inhalers
just helped the mycobacterium spread even more. I am 32 and diagnosed with active pulmonary tb. Also had pericarditis at this time. My mantoux test was positive at 17mm. My husband even though we live together was negative.
greg28a
in
TB Alert
3 years ago
Meds
Just been given my new inhaler it's called fostair any one else on this one as always nervous of new things I have to take.
Just been given my new inhaler it's called fostair any one else on this one as always nervous of new things I have to take.
Pokermon
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Evening out.
Hi to you all my long awaited 18th birthday meal with my friends after being locked up so long arrived and it was lovely to catch up with my friends some that I hadn't seen in over a year. Mum treated us all and it was the first time out as a grown up without her and dressed up as well mum had few
Hi to you all my long awaited 18th birthday meal with my friends after being locked up so long arrived and it was lovely to catch up with my friends some that I hadn't seen in over a year. Mum treated us all and it was the first time out as a grown up without her and dressed up as well mum had few
Pokermon
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Mucus Problem
Hi All My asthma is characterised by build up of phlegm and mucus in the lungs and airways. This causes bouts of coughing and gets worse if i am doing exercise. I have been using a fostair inhaler for a couple of years combined with nasal sprays/nasal rinse. My doctor prescribed antihistamine but
Hi All My asthma is characterised by build up of phlegm and mucus in the lungs and airways. This causes bouts of coughing and gets worse if i am doing exercise. I have been using a fostair inhaler for a couple of years combined with nasal sprays/nasal rinse. My doctor prescribed antihistamine but
vagabonds59
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED THE NEW INHALER DRUG "INBRIJA"?
Hi fellow Parkies I have been away from this forum for awhile, and I am back. I am beginning to develop frequent motor fluctuations, so my MDS suggested the inhaler "Inibrija" to eliminate wearing off periods thus reducing wearing off dyskinesia/dystonia. Have you used this new drug before, or still
Hi fellow Parkies I have been away from this forum for awhile, and I am back. I am beginning to develop frequent motor fluctuations, so my MDS suggested the inhaler "Inibrija" to eliminate wearing off periods thus reducing wearing off dyskinesia/dystonia. Have you used this new drug before, or still
OREOLU
in
Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
GP Told me to contact my asthma nurse
Although this sounds a bit nasty on my brilliant doctors practice, but after a short admission to my local hospital were the doctor said that I need my medication altered, I contacted my doctor and he updated my medication. When I asked about having to use my rescue inhaler every day he said that he
Although this sounds a bit nasty on my brilliant doctors practice, but after a short admission to my local hospital were the doctor said that I need my medication altered, I contacted my doctor and he updated my medication. When I asked about having to use my rescue inhaler every day he said that he
Wheesy
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Inhaler
Hi everyone I just wondered has any of you been gaven a inhaler called spiriva respimat? I not tried it yet going to later today. It says asthma and I am concerned as i have copd not asthma. How did you get on with it?does it help your breathlessness?
Hi everyone I just wondered has any of you been gaven a inhaler called spiriva respimat? I not tried it yet going to later today. It says asthma and I am concerned as i have copd not asthma. How did you get on with it?does it help your breathlessness?
Madonna1
in
COPD Friends
3 years ago
Hi all, im new and havent got a clue what is going on with my breathing
Hi folks, hope youre all well, about 6 weeks ago i started getting short of breath. I went to the hospital twice (probabley just out of pure anxiety) and an emergency doctor, ive had blood tests ecg, chest xrays the lot and everything keeps coming back fine, however i still felt no better, upon seen
Hi folks, hope youre all well, about 6 weeks ago i started getting short of breath. I went to the hospital twice (probabley just out of pure anxiety) and an emergency doctor, ive had blood tests ecg, chest xrays the lot and everything keeps coming back fine, however i still felt no better, upon seen
Nottzguy1979
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Spirometry at hospital but no reversibility?
I needed the reversibility test but they have been told I don't get on with
inhalers
full stop, so then the reversibility option has not been selected!
I needed the reversibility test but they have been told I don't get on with
inhalers
full stop, so then the reversibility option has not been selected!
Ami40
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Exercise induced Asthma getting worse, advice?
Hi all, Just came on here looking for some words of wisdom or advice. It’s really depressing me having my asthma unmanaged when i play football at the moment especially when I’m trying to excel in my football. I’m currently on clenil modulite and have been for around 2 months but really not seeing any
Hi all, Just came on here looking for some words of wisdom or advice. It’s really depressing me having my asthma unmanaged when i play football at the moment especially when I’m trying to excel in my football. I’m currently on clenil modulite and have been for around 2 months but really not seeing any
Foskr
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma
Hello, i am 29 years old and I am starting to get breathless very often, especially in spring and summer. In fact i always struggled a bit more in hot weather to perform or breath properly but i thought it was normal kind of thing?? My doctor gave me a peak flow meter and i noticed that my readings were
Hello, i am 29 years old and I am starting to get breathless very often, especially in spring and summer. In fact i always struggled a bit more in hot weather to perform or breath properly but i thought it was normal kind of thing?? My doctor gave me a peak flow meter and i noticed that my readings were
Philipe91
in
Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
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