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Clenil with dose indicator vs 'classic'
Does anyone else struggle with the new Clenil Modulite brown
inhalers
, which feature an indicator on the back showing the number of doses remaining? The mechanism inside has changed and it feels completely different to use to me. I feel like it is not delivering the dose correctly.
Does anyone else struggle with the new Clenil Modulite brown
inhalers
, which feature an indicator on the back showing the number of doses remaining? The mechanism inside has changed and it feels completely different to use to me. I feel like it is not delivering the dose correctly.
eschewer
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Aarane private prescription
I need a private prescription for Aarane inhaler. I normally get it from my GP but last time I requested it I was told they cant write prescriptions for abroad (it was not my regular GP. At the moment I don't even know which one it is). I don't understand this. I am going to buy it.
I need a private prescription for Aarane inhaler. I normally get it from my GP but last time I requested it I was told they cant write prescriptions for abroad (it was not my regular GP. At the moment I don't even know which one it is). I don't understand this. I am going to buy it.
Red247
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Brown inhaler causing anxiety?
Hello all! In summary; I was diagnosed in July after doing monitoring my Peak Flow for a fortnight (nurse said results over 20% was an asthma diagnosis. Mine was 43%!) I do feel it's a mild case, and that perhaps it's exacerbated by disordered breathing. I digress! I've been sporadic with taking
Hello all! In summary; I was diagnosed in July after doing monitoring my Peak Flow for a fortnight (nurse said results over 20% was an asthma diagnosis. Mine was 43%!) I do feel it's a mild case, and that perhaps it's exacerbated by disordered breathing. I digress! I've been sporadic with taking
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
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Oral thrush for 5 months
I've had it for 5 months my doc has changed my
inhalers
, been on lots of meds for oral thrush won't go away. I'm doing everything you are supposed to do to treat it, so uncomfortable, hot , sore swollen. Any advice or tips is much appreciated.
I've had it for 5 months my doc has changed my
inhalers
, been on lots of meds for oral thrush won't go away. I'm doing everything you are supposed to do to treat it, so uncomfortable, hot , sore swollen. Any advice or tips is much appreciated.
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Women's Health
4 years ago
Blocked from return to work w/ controlled asthma?
Hi, I know many people are worried about returning to work during the current situation because they are asthmatic, but I seem to have the opposite issue - my work medical unit blocked my return because I'm asthmatic, but my asthma is totally controlled and I take one inhalation of seretide accuhaler
Hi, I know many people are worried about returning to work during the current situation because they are asthmatic, but I seem to have the opposite issue - my work medical unit blocked my return because I'm asthmatic, but my asthma is totally controlled and I take one inhalation of seretide accuhaler
Ek55
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Trying Omeprazole
Hi, I was diagnosed as asthmatic 14 years ago after a chest infection that went on for months. I was stable with very few symptoms for 10 years then had a chest infection that triggered my asthma. I wheezed and coughed phlegm for 6 months after. Next winter another chest episode, again took months
Hi, I was diagnosed as asthmatic 14 years ago after a chest infection that went on for months. I was stable with very few symptoms for 10 years then had a chest infection that triggered my asthma. I wheezed and coughed phlegm for 6 months after. Next winter another chest episode, again took months
Maya_227
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
ABPA
Recently diagnosed with ABPA. IGE is not very high, had history of asthma, when i was young. I was on antifungal vericonazole 200 mg bd for one month and then alternate day. For 2 minths. I am diabetic as well. Steroid on inhalation and eiosinophilia (10 to 20%). Symtoms were better after initial course
Recently diagnosed with ABPA. IGE is not very high, had history of asthma, when i was young. I was on antifungal vericonazole 200 mg bd for one month and then alternate day. For 2 minths. I am diabetic as well. Steroid on inhalation and eiosinophilia (10 to 20%). Symtoms were better after initial course
suraksha69
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Fungal Infection Trust
4 years ago
Back after 3 weeks resting hip tendonitis & now need my inhaler!
I felt like if I didn't get out and run today, I might never get back into it. It's been 3 long weeks, and my hip pain has almost (but not quite) disappeared. So a trepidatious 2 laps of Wandsworth Park (2.5k) this afternoon. Really I should now be running my 8k of the Magic Plan, but hey - things
I felt like if I didn't get out and run today, I might never get back into it. It's been 3 long weeks, and my hip pain has almost (but not quite) disappeared. So a trepidatious 2 laps of Wandsworth Park (2.5k) this afternoon. Really I should now be running my 8k of the Magic Plan, but hey - things
58soon
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Bridge to 10K
4 years ago
Inhalers which are best
Hi i am currently on Relvar and Spiriva but i find i get dizzy and have palpitations i also have a lot of mucus which makes my cough worse does anyone else get this and if i leave one off which one should i chose . Don't find the surgery much help
Hi i am currently on Relvar and Spiriva but i find i get dizzy and have palpitations i also have a lot of mucus which makes my cough worse does anyone else get this and if i leave one off which one should i chose . Don't find the surgery much help
nottowell
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Trim bow inhaler
For the last two months I’ve been using trimbow after my last stay in hospital. Whilst my routine activity oxygen levels are slightly higher I am more short of breath now than I was prior to my hospitalisation. This could be down to loss of two stone in weight and general decline in physical activity
For the last two months I’ve been using trimbow after my last stay in hospital. Whilst my routine activity oxygen levels are slightly higher I am more short of breath now than I was prior to my hospitalisation. This could be down to loss of two stone in weight and general decline in physical activity
mikeadams51
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Advice needed
Hi their folks, back in March I had a severe asthma flare up which may or may not have been due to COVID, it was suspected but I couldn’t get tested at the time. I hadn’t suffered badly with asthma for many years previous to this. I ended up having a short burst on Prednisolone to help relieve the symptoms
Hi their folks, back in March I had a severe asthma flare up which may or may not have been due to COVID, it was suspected but I couldn’t get tested at the time. I hadn’t suffered badly with asthma for many years previous to this. I ended up having a short burst on Prednisolone to help relieve the symptoms
Joeliggy3000
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Going back to my childhood... (Nightmares)
Has anyone had vivid nightmares on their steroid
inhalers
? Forgive me for the long story.. Let's turn back time. I was around 7/8 when I saw the film 'The Witches' at primary school. There is a prominent scene in it (which terrifies me as I write) where the transformation happens (as it were).
Has anyone had vivid nightmares on their steroid
inhalers
? Forgive me for the long story.. Let's turn back time. I was around 7/8 when I saw the film 'The Witches' at primary school. There is a prominent scene in it (which terrifies me as I write) where the transformation happens (as it were).
LilsBaker2023
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Symbicourt 400/12
Does anyone know if this is available as a metered dose inhaler? Or just the powder? Can't work it out from google! Having a very confusing conversation going between the reception of the doctors and the pharmacy.
Does anyone know if this is available as a metered dose inhaler? Or just the powder? Can't work it out from google! Having a very confusing conversation going between the reception of the doctors and the pharmacy.
Daisy_FC
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Recovering from Covid-19!
I’m still on the
inhalers
to manage - prob for a few weeks to a few months. Has anyone else had Covid? I asked about b12 depletion but then RT docs didn’t know any info. They said to check w/my Neuro and I will reach out to him this week.
I’m still on the
inhalers
to manage - prob for a few weeks to a few months. Has anyone else had Covid? I asked about b12 depletion but then RT docs didn’t know any info. They said to check w/my Neuro and I will reach out to him this week.
HopetoB12better
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
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
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
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
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
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
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