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Hi! So, I have just come off the phone from one of the nurses at my GP surgery, and she has switched me from 200mg Clenil Modulite 1 puff 2x daily (initially I was on Clenil 100mg 2x puffs 2x daily but due to the shortage they changed me to the 200 and just halved the number of puffs) to Fostair 100/
Hi! So, I have just come off the phone from one of the nurses at my GP surgery, and she has switched me from 200mg Clenil Modulite 1 puff 2x daily (initially I was on Clenil 100mg 2x puffs 2x daily but due to the shortage they changed me to the 200 and just halved the number of puffs) to Fostair 100/
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Insect bite
I’ve got a bloomin’ insect bite on my ankle which has become swollen. I’ve taken an antihistamine, rubbed hydrocortisone on it and iced it for 15 mins. So annoyed as I might not be able to run for a few days 😬
I’ve got a bloomin’ insect bite on my ankle which has become swollen. I’ve taken an antihistamine, rubbed hydrocortisone on it and iced it for 15 mins. So annoyed as I might not be able to run for a few days 😬
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Insomnia he'll due to rls
I'm on my 3 night of zero sleep due to rls, my symptoms have got so much worse nothing helps, I've been on ropinerole but I keep having to up the dose and it leaves me feeling depressed, as with pramipexole, tramadol was Woking for the past year but now I've had to up my dose and because I've asthma
I'm on my 3 night of zero sleep due to rls, my symptoms have got so much worse nothing helps, I've been on ropinerole but I keep having to up the dose and it leaves me feeling depressed, as with pramipexole, tramadol was Woking for the past year but now I've had to up my dose and because I've asthma
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
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Newbie/pollen issues
I'm a late joiner as only just explored enough to realise this website was a thing! Just completed week 7 run 2 and was worried about my run rate as was doing around 6.5-7 mins per km and dying afterwards so seemed pretty impossible to manage the 5k in 30 mins! However, since joining this group I now
I'm a late joiner as only just explored enough to realise this website was a thing! Just completed week 7 run 2 and was worried about my run rate as was doing around 6.5-7 mins per km and dying afterwards so seemed pretty impossible to manage the 5k in 30 mins! However, since joining this group I now
TinyLegs
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Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Allergic reaction or rash on face with Afinitor/Everolimus
Hi everyone, I started on Afinitor (10mg) in mid- April and after 5 days, developed a small rash on my forehead. Rash would come and go for a few weeks, never really bothering me. However, I'm now on second month of Afinitor and rash has come back and hasn't gone away. Rash is on my cheeks, forehead
Hi everyone, I started on Afinitor (10mg) in mid- April and after 5 days, developed a small rash on my forehead. Rash would come and go for a few weeks, never really bothering me. However, I'm now on second month of Afinitor and rash has come back and hasn't gone away. Rash is on my cheeks, forehead
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
4 years ago
Antihistamines
I posted a couple of weeks ago about a nightly cough, and varied peak flow of between 380 and 500 (best is 500). I finally got a GP who believed it wasn't covid and was prescribed fexofenadine and dymista (plus a saline nasal spray). I am also on Fostair 200/6, montelukast, and spireva as well. These
I posted a couple of weeks ago about a nightly cough, and varied peak flow of between 380 and 500 (best is 500). I finally got a GP who believed it wasn't covid and was prescribed fexofenadine and dymista (plus a saline nasal spray). I am also on Fostair 200/6, montelukast, and spireva as well. These
Carriejen
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Emphysema and antihistamines
Having severe emphysema every time I go outside I seem to suffer the the effects of hay fever. Only a sore throat and more SOB mostly but taking antihistamines only makes me more SOB. The other issue is that the antihistamines only seem to be effective for a few hours. Any thoughts most welcome please
Having severe emphysema every time I go outside I seem to suffer the the effects of hay fever. Only a sore throat and more SOB mostly but taking antihistamines only makes me more SOB. The other issue is that the antihistamines only seem to be effective for a few hours. Any thoughts most welcome please
mikeadams51
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Please help
My eyes are driving me mad itchy and weeping. I cannot see what is it ? Taken antihistamine doing nothing this has been weeks . Have contact an option . Any advice.
My eyes are driving me mad itchy and weeping. I cannot see what is it ? Taken antihistamine doing nothing this has been weeks . Have contact an option . Any advice.
Mia898
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Positive Wellbeing During Self-Isolation
4 years ago
Dry skin and hair
I've read with interest that some of you have had problems with dry skin. When my flare-up first started, my skin (mainly on my face) and my hair have become very dry. I posted a couple of weeks ago about my face being red and blotchy - this has now cleared up - I am taking an antihistamine every day
I've read with interest that some of you have had problems with dry skin. When my flare-up first started, my skin (mainly on my face) and my hair have become very dry. I posted a couple of weeks ago about my face being red and blotchy - this has now cleared up - I am taking an antihistamine every day
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
4 years ago
Sciatica treatment
Hello, this is my first post and I hope you can help. Five weeks ago I was prescribed Oramorph for Sciatica. This has messed up my whole sleep pattern. I am getting 2 to 3 hours of broken sleep. (Usually a good 8 hours). The pain is now manageable with Naproxen and Paracetamol so I have come off
Hello, this is my first post and I hope you can help. Five weeks ago I was prescribed Oramorph for Sciatica. This has messed up my whole sleep pattern. I am getting 2 to 3 hours of broken sleep. (Usually a good 8 hours). The pain is now manageable with Naproxen and Paracetamol so I have come off
Bardsea
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IBS Network
4 years ago
Cough remedies?
Hello, Ive been having minor asthma issues for a few weeks now (8 to be exact). These all settled eventually after being advised by a family member to try an antihistamine and I've been pretty good for around 3 weeks now. I've never been bothered by hay fever before however, this really seemed to help
Hello, Ive been having minor asthma issues for a few weeks now (8 to be exact). These all settled eventually after being advised by a family member to try an antihistamine and I've been pretty good for around 3 weeks now. I've never been bothered by hay fever before however, this really seemed to help
Carriejen
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Vitamins and antihistamines....
Hello everyone, I have currently been taking one cetirizine tablet a day (just a bog standard hay-fever and allergy relief from asda) as I read somewhere that hay-fever tablets can stop endo adhesions growing. I'm also taking one chewable vitamin c tablet a day as I read it was supposed to have the
Hello everyone, I have currently been taking one cetirizine tablet a day (just a bog standard hay-fever and allergy relief from asda) as I read somewhere that hay-fever tablets can stop endo adhesions growing. I'm also taking one chewable vitamin c tablet a day as I read it was supposed to have the
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
So Annoying
Looks like I have either viral or cough induced asthma. Waiting for nurse assessment. Fostair and ventolin as needed. Sats 96% peak flow 550 for a 67 yr old. Get this annoying tickle off and on back of throat when breathing thru mouth Just finished Prednisilone as gasps lately. On antihistamines. As
Looks like I have either viral or cough induced asthma. Waiting for nurse assessment. Fostair and ventolin as needed. Sats 96% peak flow 550 for a 67 yr old. Get this annoying tickle off and on back of throat when breathing thru mouth Just finished Prednisilone as gasps lately. On antihistamines. As
Bertyboy
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Struggling
Hi everyone, just need to vent.... any advice appreciated. I was diagnosed with asthma as a child, grew out of it as I got older, and spent most of my late teens and twenties asthma-free. My inhalers would literally gather dust (not good I know, but shows how controlled my symptoms were!) Then 6 months
Hi everyone, just need to vent.... any advice appreciated. I was diagnosed with asthma as a child, grew out of it as I got older, and spent most of my late teens and twenties asthma-free. My inhalers would literally gather dust (not good I know, but shows how controlled my symptoms were!) Then 6 months
SJF89
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Mucus throat
I have had a vast amount of mucus in my throat that I can’t cough up and have trouble swallowing my dr thinks could be allergy but I’ve tried antihistamine and steroid spray and it’s not getting better does anyone’s have any suggestions as this is now in week 4 thanks
I have had a vast amount of mucus in my throat that I can’t cough up and have trouble swallowing my dr thinks could be allergy but I’ve tried antihistamine and steroid spray and it’s not getting better does anyone’s have any suggestions as this is now in week 4 thanks
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EFA
4 years ago
Antihistamine Migraines
I have a hayfever/migraine query. Usual hayfever symptoms, runny nose, itchy eyes etc. I have been reading that antihistamines are used to help migraines. I seem to have the opposite problem. I have tried Loratidine and Citirize and both, whilst useful for the hayfever, seem to give me migraines with
I have a hayfever/migraine query. Usual hayfever symptoms, runny nose, itchy eyes etc. I have been reading that antihistamines are used to help migraines. I seem to have the opposite problem. I have tried Loratidine and Citirize and both, whilst useful for the hayfever, seem to give me migraines with
sklitch
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National Migraine Centre
4 years ago
Pleurisy switching sides?
I've been diagnosed with pleurisy a week ago as a complication of bacterial chest infection that has been dragging on since March following a flu or covid-19 (unconfirmed), according to GP. After taking different types of antibiotics, steroid inhaler, anti antihistamines (in case of asthma), I'm on
I've been diagnosed with pleurisy a week ago as a complication of bacterial chest infection that has been dragging on since March following a flu or covid-19 (unconfirmed), according to GP. After taking different types of antibiotics, steroid inhaler, anti antihistamines (in case of asthma), I'm on
Ekatenhs
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Post 638 I thought this was obvious 27 Apr 2020
Good morning family. I would hope that everybody is well and looking forward to another exciting week. Driving around yesterday, she who must be obeyed not me driving, I drive to the mailbox and back when I am really lazy and do not feel like walking to the corner. I have not driven a car more
Good morning family. I would hope that everybody is well and looking forward to another exciting week. Driving around yesterday, she who must be obeyed not me driving, I drive to the mailbox and back when I am really lazy and do not feel like walking to the corner. I have not driven a car more
RoyceNewton
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My MSAA Community
4 years ago
Antihistamines
Hello again As you can see from my posts,I have had breathing problems for a number of years(20 years approx), I am short of breath and every year I catch a cold it goes straight to my chest, this year my son had a cough, I caught it and it went to my chest, I was on a course of steroids and a blue inhaler
Hello again As you can see from my posts,I have had breathing problems for a number of years(20 years approx), I am short of breath and every year I catch a cold it goes straight to my chest, this year my son had a cough, I caught it and it went to my chest, I was on a course of steroids and a blue inhaler
Phronsias2
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Pollen Allergy very bad this year
I am suffering so badly with Hay fever tree pollen this year ( pains aches headache fatigue etc etc ) worse than ever before I am taking antihistamines and a nasal spray along with Vic in my nostrils ..I have to be outside a lot and live in a rural location. Any recommendations on remedies cures miracles
I am suffering so badly with Hay fever tree pollen this year ( pains aches headache fatigue etc etc ) worse than ever before I am taking antihistamines and a nasal spray along with Vic in my nostrils ..I have to be outside a lot and live in a rural location. Any recommendations on remedies cures miracles
Middleagedandtired
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
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