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Hi All Does anyone have recurring pleurisy (different levels) when get a cold and then chest playing up? I had a bad one 6 months ago - have been recovering well pleak flow levelled felt good and then October hits - get a cold and cons says pains again are the pleurisy. Is it anything to worry about?
Hi All Does anyone have recurring pleurisy (different levels) when get a cold and then chest playing up? I had a bad one 6 months ago - have been recovering well pleak flow levelled felt good and then October hits - get a cold and cons says pains again are the pleurisy. Is it anything to worry about?
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18 years ago
new trial treatment!
Im flooding the boards today, sorry!! Im on a lot of medication at the minute as my asthma is so unstable.. ive been asked if i would like to go on a new trial in Manchester called Bronchial Termoplasty.. has anyone had any experience on it
Im flooding the boards today, sorry!! Im on a lot of medication at the minute as my asthma is so unstable.. ive been asked if i would like to go on a new trial in Manchester called Bronchial Termoplasty.. has anyone had any experience on it
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13 years ago
Is there an Alternative to Conventional Meds?
Hi guys, I’ve been reading about some alternative remedies/therapies used to treat asthma. Although reliant upon some ‘heavy duty’ conventional meds, I’ve always been interested and take, some alternative therapies to help either reduce ‘heavy duty’ meds, or maybe replace self same meds
Hi guys, I’ve been reading about some alternative remedies/therapies used to treat asthma. Although reliant upon some ‘heavy duty’ conventional meds, I’ve always been interested and take, some alternative therapies to help either reduce ‘heavy duty’ meds, or maybe replace self same meds
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18 years ago
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put a medical question to you all in general forum... looking for advice and think posted in wrong section. pleurisy or inflammation? really anxious mum
put a medical question to you all in general forum... looking for advice and think posted in wrong section. pleurisy or inflammation? really anxious mum
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17 years ago
information on cleaning&use of volumatic spacer for reversibility.
I know this has been asked previously but concerned re cross infection with use of volumatic spacers for reversibility testing.Patients are not given a script as not always diagnosed.Spacers are washed with soapy water after each patient&alcohol wipe around mouthpiece.I did try sterilising with milton
I know this has been asked previously but concerned re cross infection with use of volumatic spacers for reversibility testing.Patients are not given a script as not always diagnosed.Spacers are washed with soapy water after each patient&alcohol wipe around mouthpiece.I did try sterilising with milton
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17 years ago
Antibiotics
Just read something the other night about a guy who went onto Antibiotic (Zintromax) after they found out he tested positive to the Chlamydia Bacteria.(Chlamydia pneumoniae AB Panel - PCR Test) - Not the sexually transmitted kind!! ""They float around as droplet nuclei, similar to TB. People cough and
Just read something the other night about a guy who went onto Antibiotic (Zintromax) after they found out he tested positive to the Chlamydia Bacteria.(Chlamydia pneumoniae AB Panel - PCR Test) - Not the sexually transmitted kind!! ""They float around as droplet nuclei, similar to TB. People cough and
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13 years ago
information on cleaning&use of volumatic spacer for reversibility.
I know this has been asked previously but concerned re cross infection with use of volumatic spacers for reversibility testing.Patients are not been given a script as not always diagnosed.Spacers are washed with soapy water after each patient&alcohol wipe around mouthpiece.I did try sterilising with
I know this has been asked previously but concerned re cross infection with use of volumatic spacers for reversibility testing.Patients are not been given a script as not always diagnosed.Spacers are washed with soapy water after each patient&alcohol wipe around mouthpiece.I did try sterilising with
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17 years ago
Bronchial wall thickening
Last year when I had a CT scan, it showed areas of thickened Bronchial Walls. I also have some symptoms which may or may not be related, I guess I just want to draw on the experiences of others. It is like having a stiff muscle in my chest and its hard to get a breath in on some days. As a result, my
Last year when I had a CT scan, it showed areas of thickened Bronchial Walls. I also have some symptoms which may or may not be related, I guess I just want to draw on the experiences of others. It is like having a stiff muscle in my chest and its hard to get a breath in on some days. As a result, my
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13 years ago
clenil
hey all i may be sounding a lil stupid asking this considering i probably tried every inh known to man!! but i have never heard of clenil... currently on ciclesonide and oxis amongst many others - see profile for list!!! lol what is it?? that is one i have never heard of and seeing as i seem to have
hey all i may be sounding a lil stupid asking this considering i probably tried every inh known to man!! but i have never heard of clenil... currently on ciclesonide and oxis amongst many others - see profile for list!!! lol what is it?? that is one i have never heard of and seeing as i seem to have
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13 years ago
Has anyone had tests for Primary Ciliary Dyskenesia?
My little girl has alot of the symptoms of PCD and is probably going to be having a lung biopsy to test. She has been put on Budesonide nebs, which seem to have had an effect on her symptoms (altho it could be sheer coincidence as we havent given it the month that it usually is between attacks!) Has
My little girl has alot of the symptoms of PCD and is probably going to be having a lung biopsy to test. She has been put on Budesonide nebs, which seem to have had an effect on her symptoms (altho it could be sheer coincidence as we havent given it the month that it usually is between attacks!) Has
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14 years ago
A little anxious
I have been off work for 3 weeks on doctors' instructions because of asthma, chest infection and Pleurisy. Although I am not 100% because I am suffering with Pleurisy I am planning going to go back to work tomorrow (Monday) I am a little concerned as to how my colleagues' will be towards me, the
I have been off work for 3 weeks on doctors' instructions because of asthma, chest infection and Pleurisy. Although I am not 100% because I am suffering with Pleurisy I am planning going to go back to work tomorrow (Monday) I am a little concerned as to how my colleagues' will be towards me, the
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13 years ago
Rib Ache
Anyone got any tips for aching ribs? Had paracetamol, hot bath & Ibuleve & its not working. Cant lie down cant sit down just hurts too much. Thanks!
Anyone got any tips for aching ribs? Had paracetamol, hot bath & Ibuleve & its not working. Cant lie down cant sit down just hurts too much. Thanks!
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18 years ago
Prednisolone side effects
Having a bit of a dilemma here! Asthma's been pretty awful this summer and I've been on a lot of steroids. I've been on pred for a month, with varying doses but at one point i was on 60mg for 10 days. Anyway I've been told i have to stay on it for at least another two and a bit weeks at 40mg. Normally
Having a bit of a dilemma here! Asthma's been pretty awful this summer and I've been on a lot of steroids. I've been on pred for a month, with varying doses but at one point i was on 60mg for 10 days. Anyway I've been told i have to stay on it for at least another two and a bit weeks at 40mg. Normally
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14 years ago
Nice funding
I heard this morning that NICE have decided that women should be oftered a C-section even if it's not medically indicated Now i assumed that the NHS like the rest of the public sector was facing huge cutbacks in funding so how have they come to this decision? There are regular incidents of people
I heard this morning that NICE have decided that women should be oftered a C-section even if it's not medically indicated Now i assumed that the NHS like the rest of the public sector was facing huge cutbacks in funding so how have they come to this decision? There are regular incidents of people
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NRAS
13 years ago
Flu
Finally got through on the phone to my GP [am home with a really bad dose of the flu].I needed my x-ray results,hence the phone call.I was told no better but,no worse.Of course,that does'nt make any difference to the pain.I am now being prescribed a disolvable codein based pill as the other pain-killers
Finally got through on the phone to my GP [am home with a really bad dose of the flu].I needed my x-ray results,hence the phone call.I was told no better but,no worse.Of course,that does'nt make any difference to the pain.I am now being prescribed a disolvable codein based pill as the other pain-killers
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LUPUS UK
13 years ago
scopes
Hi ive been and had a sigmoidoscopy today with sedation, it was that bad they couldnt finish, now have to have an barium enema, just got to Buscopan can help the pain inside ..
Hi ive been and had a sigmoidoscopy today with sedation, it was that bad they couldnt finish, now have to have an barium enema, just got to Buscopan can help the pain inside ..
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
What are your favourite running songs?
Hi all. Even though I am only half way through the c25k plan and still using the podcasts, I am already assembling playlists on my iPhone to warm up/ run /cool down to for when I graduate. I'm curious as to what other people's favourite tunes are to run to that make you feel happy, motivated and (even
Hi all. Even though I am only half way through the c25k plan and still using the podcasts, I am already assembling playlists on my iPhone to warm up/ run /cool down to for when I graduate. I'm curious as to what other people's favourite tunes are to run to that make you feel happy, motivated and (even
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Couch to 5K
12 years ago
SUN = SMILES :) :)
3 hours ago it was all grey and dull and now the sky is a beautiful blue and the sun is beaming it really is going to be a lovely day so how can you not smile it makes you feel alive even though i am in pain like we all are it does make a difference to your state of mind when you look out of the window
3 hours ago it was all grey and dull and now the sky is a beautiful blue and the sun is beaming it really is going to be a lovely day so how can you not smile it makes you feel alive even though i am in pain like we all are it does make a difference to your state of mind when you look out of the window
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
PLEASE EYES WILL YOU SHUT ARGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
i cannot believe that my eyes are still wide open i am so tired my body is in so much pain and my eyes are still not shutting i really cant go on like this much longer can i ? oh well i think i will turn this off now and my tv and light anf hopefully if it is dark i will fall into some sort of
i cannot believe that my eyes are still wide open i am so tired my body is in so much pain and my eyes are still not shutting i really cant go on like this much longer can i ? oh well i think i will turn this off now and my tv and light anf hopefully if it is dark i will fall into some sort of
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12 years ago
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