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AF and Asthma
The strange thing is I haven't had a single episode of AF since swapping
inhalers
and I'm curious as to wether there is a link between the two conditions. My oxygen Sat's are about 96/97% at rest and my HR is still around 58/60 at rest so unchanged but I certainly feel better generally.
The strange thing is I haven't had a single episode of AF since swapping
inhalers
and I'm curious as to wether there is a link between the two conditions. My oxygen Sat's are about 96/97% at rest and my HR is still around 58/60 at rest so unchanged but I certainly feel better generally.
Hammerboy
in
AF Association
4 years ago
First stay in hospital with asthma
I was admitted to hospital Wednesday after having trouble with uncontrolled asthma for three months. I had used ten puffs of ventolin. Sat quietly for half an hour and was short of breath but not majorly struggling. I then had to go upstairs to the bathroom. Big mistake. By the time I came down
I was admitted to hospital Wednesday after having trouble with uncontrolled asthma for three months. I had used ten puffs of ventolin. Sat quietly for half an hour and was short of breath but not majorly struggling. I then had to go upstairs to the bathroom. Big mistake. By the time I came down
Dizzy412
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Access Denied.
A new inhaler (Anoro) has made life a lot easier and I went for a rollator walk today. I sighed again when I got here. If there was a decent surface on it I could, with the rollator, walk up it to the playing field and village hall. But the authorities, despite many years of pleading with them, will
A new inhaler (Anoro) has made life a lot easier and I went for a rollator walk today. I sighed again when I got here. If there was a decent surface on it I could, with the rollator, walk up it to the playing field and village hall. But the authorities, despite many years of pleading with them, will
micox
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
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Costochondritis after covid 19,anyone?
I do have asthma but is very well under control with
inhalers
. My arms feel inflamed all the time, like I have stuck nerves, my breast and chest is painful and warm. I can't catch a breath or have trouble inhaling air. I get panicky and anxious then. I hyperventilate because of that.
I do have asthma but is very well under control with
inhalers
. My arms feel inflamed all the time, like I have stuck nerves, my breast and chest is painful and warm. I can't catch a breath or have trouble inhaling air. I get panicky and anxious then. I hyperventilate because of that.
Noz29
in
Pain Concern
4 years ago
Hypersensitivity
My husband takes Beclometasone in inhaler form . He uses in the morning,two puffs. He has been told to use again in the eve. He reacts badly . He can’t sleep , moods changeable, all very distressing. Is there anything else that he can use . He was given a steroid once for a chest infection and reacted
My husband takes Beclometasone in inhaler form . He uses in the morning,two puffs. He has been told to use again in the eve. He reacts badly . He can’t sleep , moods changeable, all very distressing. Is there anything else that he can use . He was given a steroid once for a chest infection and reacted
Terence65
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Bit of an update and a query
Hi all, hope you’re doing good. So I went to back to the GP after a week of prednisolone, peak flow diary and ventolin and he thinks from the steroids and ventolin helping me and the ups/downs of the peak flow that I may benefit from a preventer inhaler and to see an asthma nurse. He said I will need
Hi all, hope you’re doing good. So I went to back to the GP after a week of prednisolone, peak flow diary and ventolin and he thinks from the steroids and ventolin helping me and the ups/downs of the peak flow that I may benefit from a preventer inhaler and to see an asthma nurse. He said I will need
LeiLey
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
First time posting on here.
So the past couple of weeks I thought my asthma was playing up. Breathing getting difficult etc. Then I have realised it's not my asthma but seems to be some form of acid reflux. I do suffer from heartburn odd pain in chest and that. So...... Last week I was placed on prednisolone again 40mg for 5 days
So the past couple of weeks I thought my asthma was playing up. Breathing getting difficult etc. Then I have realised it's not my asthma but seems to be some form of acid reflux. I do suffer from heartburn odd pain in chest and that. So...... Last week I was placed on prednisolone again 40mg for 5 days
DeanSamson
in
Acid Reflux Support
4 years ago
Not sure how to explain this!
So the past couple of weeks I thought my asthma was playing up. Breathing getting difficult etc. Then I have realised it's not my asthma but seems to be some form of acid reflux. I do suffer from it heartburn odd pain in chest and that. So...... Last week I placed on prednisolone again 40mg for 5 days
So the past couple of weeks I thought my asthma was playing up. Breathing getting difficult etc. Then I have realised it's not my asthma but seems to be some form of acid reflux. I do suffer from it heartburn odd pain in chest and that. So...... Last week I placed on prednisolone again 40mg for 5 days
DeanSamson
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Sodium cromoglycate
I have just received a letter from my consultant saying they are going to ask my GP to start me on sodium cromoglycate inhaler and uniphyllin. I am currently in bricanyl syringe driver due to being taken off uniphyllin 18 months ago as my stomach no longer digests and I vomit tablets up. This consultant
I have just received a letter from my consultant saying they are going to ask my GP to start me on sodium cromoglycate inhaler and uniphyllin. I am currently in bricanyl syringe driver due to being taken off uniphyllin 18 months ago as my stomach no longer digests and I vomit tablets up. This consultant
Stephxmx
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Has anyone been switched from QVAR to Kelhale?
Hi, I've been on QVAR100 for a few years now and it's one that has really worked well for me. I recently had an asthma review where the nurse said I was doing well and to keep going as I was. Today I received a letter saying they are switching my inhaler to the cheaper brand but am I within my rights
Hi, I've been on QVAR100 for a few years now and it's one that has really worked well for me. I recently had an asthma review where the nurse said I was doing well and to keep going as I was. Today I received a letter saying they are switching my inhaler to the cheaper brand but am I within my rights
Finn1510
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Worsening asthma during peri menopause/menopause?
Has anyone’s asthma gotten worse during their peri menopause. I have had asthma since my mid 30’s and had very little problem managing it up until recently. I don’t have any coughing or wheezing, just a tightness under my chest and then shortness of breath. It gets a little better when I stand up.
Has anyone’s asthma gotten worse during their peri menopause. I have had asthma since my mid 30’s and had very little problem managing it up until recently. I don’t have any coughing or wheezing, just a tightness under my chest and then shortness of breath. It gets a little better when I stand up.
Jashlee
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Does anyone have a 2 year old with viral wheeze/asmtha?
Millie has been suffering with viral wheeze episodes from the age of around 1 year, she was prescribed the blue inhaler for these attacks and ended up in hospital 3 times with it and has also had a chest and throat infection on separate occasions. From 18 months (Jan 2020) she was given the brown preventer
Millie has been suffering with viral wheeze episodes from the age of around 1 year, she was prescribed the blue inhaler for these attacks and ended up in hospital 3 times with it and has also had a chest and throat infection on separate occasions. From 18 months (Jan 2020) she was given the brown preventer
Lindsay8347
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Has anyone with Lupus had Covid?
I was just wondering how unwell people were if they contracted Covid. I’ve had a few scares as I have asthma and when it gets bad and I contact the Dr they imply I have Covid. But all I really need is a stronger inhaler which has been really difficult with all the side effects.
I was just wondering how unwell people were if they contracted Covid. I’ve had a few scares as I have asthma and when it gets bad and I contact the Dr they imply I have Covid. But all I really need is a stronger inhaler which has been really difficult with all the side effects.
Jolevans
in
LUPUS UK
4 years ago
Medisafe app
Hi, earlier this year I was prescribed a lot of meds and was worried about forgetting to take them at the right time of the day. I then found a great phone app - Medisafe. It's easy to use and reminds me when it's time to use my inhaler or take meds or when my meds are running low. Makes life so much
Hi, earlier this year I was prescribed a lot of meds and was worried about forgetting to take them at the right time of the day. I then found a great phone app - Medisafe. It's easy to use and reminds me when it's time to use my inhaler or take meds or when my meds are running low. Makes life so much
Bubblemum
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Update on John
Good Morning everyone hope you are as well as can be. John had his long awaited consultant meeting yesterday with results of his PET scan. She stated that his lungs haven’t deteriorated further which is good news. They suggested that his SOB could be down to his hiatus hernia and are making him an
Good Morning everyone hope you are as well as can be. John had his long awaited consultant meeting yesterday with results of his PET scan. She stated that his lungs haven’t deteriorated further which is good news. They suggested that his SOB could be down to his hiatus hernia and are making him an
Johnsel
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
change of inhaler
hi im new on here. just some advice .my consultant swapped my relvar ellipta high dose . to fostair nexthaler 5 weeks ago .im avin my blue reliever and nebuliser most days aince .rang resp secretary at hosp 3 times fir consultant to ring back an change .ad no reply . getting worried as last 2 days been
hi im new on here. just some advice .my consultant swapped my relvar ellipta high dose . to fostair nexthaler 5 weeks ago .im avin my blue reliever and nebuliser most days aince .rang resp secretary at hosp 3 times fir consultant to ring back an change .ad no reply . getting worried as last 2 days been
coral12
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Hi hope I’m doing the right thing
Hi I joined last week after been given a peak flow meter, ventolin inhaler and a weeks worth of presisolone for persistance shortness of breath on exertion/climbing stairs etc. (Not diagnosed btw) I started feeling better by Monday/Tuesday as in not as short of breath, and thought things were looking
Hi I joined last week after been given a peak flow meter, ventolin inhaler and a weeks worth of presisolone for persistance shortness of breath on exertion/climbing stairs etc. (Not diagnosed btw) I started feeling better by Monday/Tuesday as in not as short of breath, and thought things were looking
LeiLey
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Alvesco 160 alternative
Has anyone ever had to use an alternative to Alvesco 160?, Is there a suitable alternative?. I have had to call 6 different pharmacies today to try to obtain my Alvesco 160 . All have advised it is not in stock and it is coming up manufacturer problems. They are unable to obtain it. I managed to locate
Has anyone ever had to use an alternative to Alvesco 160?, Is there a suitable alternative?. I have had to call 6 different pharmacies today to try to obtain my Alvesco 160 . All have advised it is not in stock and it is coming up manufacturer problems. They are unable to obtain it. I managed to locate
Jobie1
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Doctor said its Covid
I am not sure this is the right place to post but I am worried and frightened. I have an anxiety disorder and I’m 35 years old. I also have sinus tachycardia. I started 10 days ago with Covid symptoms after daughter and husband tested positive. I am now on an inhaler as I keep getting shortness of breath
I am not sure this is the right place to post but I am worried and frightened. I have an anxiety disorder and I’m 35 years old. I also have sinus tachycardia. I started 10 days ago with Covid symptoms after daughter and husband tested positive. I am now on an inhaler as I keep getting shortness of breath
SpiritualT
in
British Heart Foundation
4 years ago
Oxygen Levels
I am not sure this is the right place to post but I am worried and frightened. I have an anxiety disorder and I’m 35 years old. I started 10 days ago with Covid symptoms after daughter and husband tested positive. I am now on an inhaler as I keep getting shortness of breath on movement. I have
I am not sure this is the right place to post but I am worried and frightened. I have an anxiety disorder and I’m 35 years old. I started 10 days ago with Covid symptoms after daughter and husband tested positive. I am now on an inhaler as I keep getting shortness of breath on movement. I have
SpiritualT
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
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