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Steroid Inhaler - Cherry Angioma Link?
Hello, I have recently been diagnosed with extrinsic asthma and been given a steroid inhaler to take twice a day and a blue reliever inhaler. 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
Hello, I have recently been diagnosed with extrinsic asthma and been given a steroid inhaler to take twice a day and a blue reliever inhaler. 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
Kellylou1712
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Living with Asthma
2 years ago
steroid inhaler and cataracts
Had an appointment with consultant who says I have cataracts. He reckons inhaled steroid use can cause this condition. Not heard of this side effect in all the years I have been using them . Is he right?
Had an appointment with consultant who says I have cataracts. He reckons inhaled steroid use can cause this condition. Not heard of this side effect in all the years I have been using them . Is he right?
Boharford
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Fexofenadine Side Effects
Hi, after speaking with a pharmacist yesterday they suggested switching from Acrivastine antihistamines to Fexofenadine for my hay fever. I took one last night and I’m really struggling with sleep tonight and was wondering if that was a side effect of the Fexofenadine? Has anyone else experienced this
Hi, after speaking with a pharmacist yesterday they suggested switching from Acrivastine antihistamines to Fexofenadine for my hay fever. I took one last night and I’m really struggling with sleep tonight and was wondering if that was a side effect of the Fexofenadine? Has anyone else experienced this
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2 years ago
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Change of Inhaler
Hello, can anyone help please? My doctor has moved me from a symbicort 100/6, one puff twice a day to Clenil Modulite, one puff twice a day. Has anyone has had a similar change and if so, what are the pros and cons please?
Hello, can anyone help please? My doctor has moved me from a symbicort 100/6, one puff twice a day to Clenil Modulite, one puff twice a day. Has anyone has had a similar change and if so, what are the pros and cons please?
Geegee2
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Update to “Inhaler”
I managed to get a face-to-face appointment with a doctor yesterday but unfortunately other events changed the outcome. As I’ve detailed in my Profile I also have an autoimmune illness and, due to a type of flare, I’d had to increase my steroids (from 6mg of Prednisolone to 60mg per day). I seemed to
I managed to get a face-to-face appointment with a doctor yesterday but unfortunately other events changed the outcome. As I’ve detailed in my Profile I also have an autoimmune illness and, due to a type of flare, I’d had to increase my steroids (from 6mg of Prednisolone to 60mg per day). I seemed to
Janann25
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
CANT STOP COUGHING
ive had a cough for 9 months , coughing so much it makes me gag i make a horrible noise i gasp for breath my asthma nurse put me on a new inhaler its called innovair next inhaler, or fostair next inhaler, it helps somewhat but I'm still coughing really bad all i bring up is white stuff and if i
ive had a cough for 9 months , coughing so much it makes me gag i make a horrible noise i gasp for breath my asthma nurse put me on a new inhaler its called innovair next inhaler, or fostair next inhaler, it helps somewhat but I'm still coughing really bad all i bring up is white stuff and if i
thamesbob
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
What does an asthma attack feel like for you?
I’ve had asthma since late 20s, for about 15 years now, Was very mild for first few years and easily managed. Got much worse post pregnancy and particularly in recent years, after viral infections. On fostair now and last time it was bad steroids and fostair didn’t work, but eventually montelukast
I’ve had asthma since late 20s, for about 15 years now, Was very mild for first few years and easily managed. Got much worse post pregnancy and particularly in recent years, after viral infections. On fostair now and last time it was bad steroids and fostair didn’t work, but eventually montelukast
kjs81
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Graduated!!!!
I have managed to do couch to 5k! I am utterly shocked! I really struggled on the first couple of weeks where I was using my inhaler a lot for my asthma, and today I did my last run no inhaler needed! I decided to continue to reach the 5k too and managed it in 33 minutes! I definitely feel the benefits
I have managed to do couch to 5k! I am utterly shocked! I really struggled on the first couple of weeks where I was using my inhaler a lot for my asthma, and today I did my last run no inhaler needed! I decided to continue to reach the 5k too and managed it in 33 minutes! I definitely feel the benefits
Fitness777
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Couch to 5K
2 years ago
Inhaler
I was diagnosed with COPD about 4 years ago. I had another lung function test the following year but have only had “telephone lung function tests” since then😩. The respiratory nurse at my doctor’s surgery retired last month and has not been replaced so I’m finding it difficult to get advice. Just before
I was diagnosed with COPD about 4 years ago. I had another lung function test the following year but have only had “telephone lung function tests” since then😩. The respiratory nurse at my doctor’s surgery retired last month and has not been replaced so I’m finding it difficult to get advice. Just before
Janann25
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Stopping inhalers prior investigation.
I've waited a year for a hospital appointment and received a letter yesterday for a FeNO and Full pulmonary function tests with reversibility test. I have to stop Spiriva 72 hrs before no Seretide for 24 hrs and no ventolin for 6 hours prior. Im panicking to say the least I feel I will end up in hospital
I've waited a year for a hospital appointment and received a letter yesterday for a FeNO and Full pulmonary function tests with reversibility test. I have to stop Spiriva 72 hrs before no Seretide for 24 hrs and no ventolin for 6 hours prior. Im panicking to say the least I feel I will end up in hospital
Spikedog66
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Need advice on allergic rhinitis and asthma
Hi I have been having ongoing nasal congestion since last year and decided to go private to see an ent and that’s was fine as I was seen quick and after a few appointments and ct scan and after trying flixonse nasule drops and Avamys nasal spray he said i have allergic rhinitis and chronic sinsusitis
Hi I have been having ongoing nasal congestion since last year and decided to go private to see an ent and that’s was fine as I was seen quick and after a few appointments and ct scan and after trying flixonse nasule drops and Avamys nasal spray he said i have allergic rhinitis and chronic sinsusitis
Jac902
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Change of inhalers
Has anyone used soprobec 250 and how do you find it any side effects
Has anyone used soprobec 250 and how do you find it any side effects
nottowell
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Sobrobec inhaler
I have just had my inhaler changed to Soprobec dies anyone else use it and ow do you find it any side effects?
I have just had my inhaler changed to Soprobec dies anyone else use it and ow do you find it any side effects?
nottowell
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Tight chest, confusing Asthma like symptoms
Hi all, I had asthma as a child and practically grew out of it as an adult or rather it became very mild. I've always had a blue inhaler but would use it very infrequently. Around christmas time this year I caught a cold which then turned into a chest infection (numerous negative lateral flow covid tests
Hi all, I had asthma as a child and practically grew out of it as an adult or rather it became very mild. I've always had a blue inhaler but would use it very infrequently. Around christmas time this year I caught a cold which then turned into a chest infection (numerous negative lateral flow covid tests
Werwulf
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Coughing and breathing problems with medication
Hi my husband was diagnosed with AF last September and put on Bisoprosol, saw an EP privately in February after a few a few episodes and was put on Sotalol no Bisoprosol. Had to come off that due to side effects so put on Flecainide unfortunately he should have been put on Bisoprosol with this but it
Hi my husband was diagnosed with AF last September and put on Bisoprosol, saw an EP privately in February after a few a few episodes and was put on Sotalol no Bisoprosol. Had to come off that due to side effects so put on Flecainide unfortunately he should have been put on Bisoprosol with this but it
Oak321
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AF Association
2 years ago
Tapering off inhaled steroids due to steroid induced adrenal insufficiency
Tapering off inhaled steroids Seretide has completely suppressed my adrenals. I mean completely. It's been going on for years, but doctors don't 'see' it. An endo saw my low cortisol years ago but didn't act. Now it's gone... ccan my adrenals ever come back? Hospital can't predict. Hospital want me
Tapering off inhaled steroids Seretide has completely suppressed my adrenals. I mean completely. It's been going on for years, but doctors don't 'see' it. An endo saw my low cortisol years ago but didn't act. Now it's gone... ccan my adrenals ever come back? Hospital can't predict. Hospital want me
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Late onset asthma confusion
I am aged 50, I’ve never had any problems with my chest before. I had a chest infection in December. I was given antibiotics, steroids and salbutamol inhaler and told that there was a possibility I might have asthma. My symptoms improved with the treatment. But the tight chest and sporadic cough have
I am aged 50, I’ve never had any problems with my chest before. I had a chest infection in December. I was given antibiotics, steroids and salbutamol inhaler and told that there was a possibility I might have asthma. My symptoms improved with the treatment. But the tight chest and sporadic cough have
Helenkitamu
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Saddened by skis & how I'm doing in general
Hi everyone I wanted to send my warmest thoughts to those who were good friends to skis aka Mike 💗 I don't personally come on here very often but I was shocked and to be honest it left a lump in my throat R.I.P Mike xxx. Just coming o here to let everyone know how I'm going I'm still struggling with
Hi everyone I wanted to send my warmest thoughts to those who were good friends to skis aka Mike 💗 I don't personally come on here very often but I was shocked and to be honest it left a lump in my throat R.I.P Mike xxx. Just coming o here to let everyone know how I'm going I'm still struggling with
bryan45735
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Cause of transient global amnesia?
I was recently diagnosed with an episode of TGA. As I couldn’t really identify with any of the usual causes, I looked at drugs that might play a part. Top of the list were anticholenergic drugs such as Spiriva, which I take as a powder from an inhaler. My doctor assured me that it is only the tablets
I was recently diagnosed with an episode of TGA. As I couldn’t really identify with any of the usual causes, I looked at drugs that might play a part. Top of the list were anticholenergic drugs such as Spiriva, which I take as a powder from an inhaler. My doctor assured me that it is only the tablets
humlies
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COPD Friends
2 years ago
Testing positive for covid
It was going to happen I have tested positive for covid. I have to say the response from NHS and government is confusing. After reporting my lateral flow test the NHS told me to isolate but the government guidelines say it’s not a legal requirement and my employer is following the government advice.
It was going to happen I have tested positive for covid. I have to say the response from NHS and government is confusing. After reporting my lateral flow test the NHS told me to isolate but the government guidelines say it’s not a legal requirement and my employer is following the government advice.
MikeMaxi
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
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