Experiences with

Pulmicort

In case of infection, additional Pulmicort and Salbutamol to the nebuliser. I checked all these new drugs to see if they were on the NHS list. It turned out that they are.

I have Seretide 250mcg x2 puffs twice daily and pulmicort nebs 2mg twice daily. They’re saying the high doses of inhaled steroids are the cause of my infections, but I’m colonised with pseudomonas and have nebulised antibiotics to keep under control.

I have Seretide 250mcg x2 puffs twice daily and pulmicort nebs 2mg twice daily. They’re saying the high doses of inhaled steroids are the cause of my infections, but I’m colonised with pseudomonas and have nebulised antibiotics to keep under control.

I have Seretide 250mcg x2 puffs twice daily and pulmicort nebs 2mg twice daily. They’re saying the high doses of inhaled steroids are the cause of my infections, but I’m colonised with pseudomonas and have nebulised antibiotics to keep under control.

I am on Pulmicort 100 2 puffs twice a day my Asthma nurse has suggested that I change to relvar 184 to try and control the severe oral thrush I continually get, I’m a bit dubious as I rarely need to use a reliever and in the winter I am able to reduce the Pulmicort to 1 puff twice a day.

I just realized that Breo Elipta and Pulmicort are not. Anyone have suggestions that I can study?

Hello, I have Bronchiectasis and use Pulmicort. I cannot do this at the moment due to a temporary filling. Will be in until after Christmas. Worried the force may pop it out when nothing open. I have fragile teeth. Had to stop using my Acapella.

I’ve just been given a ‘pulmicort turbohaler’ to take morning and night - it may sound silly but I feel like nothing is coming out?

The consultant  moved me from the brown (pulmicort) preventer to the red (symbicort)preventer - 2 puffs twice daily. But there is no difference in the coughing.  I really don’t know what to do as feels like I can’t breathe sometimes.

The only other intervention which can be helpful for immunocompromised patients who have covid 19 infection, is using pulmicort inhaler within the first 14 days of infection, for up to 14 days. It has been shown to be safe and reduce the need for oxygen, ventilation, respiratory complications.

I was prescribed a Pulmicort turbohaler last week by my gp after sending two weeks of peak flow readings. When you use it can you taste anything as I don’t know whether I’m actually using it properly , I have an appointment with the asthma nurse Friday but just thought I’d ask on here .

Pulmonologist has taken me off revlar ellipta and incruse as he said it’s not getting into lungs and prescribed atrovent and pulmicort nebulisers. After 6 days I’m certainly no better and maybe worse. I’ve finished the antibiotics and weaning off prednisone.

Pulmicort does not and Symbicort made my lungs feel stiff and I could never get a deep breath. I also had lots of nasal congestion and many chest infections during the years I took it. What inhaler has best helped with your Chronic Bronchitis? Thanks for listening. CK.

Earlier this year I had insane sinus issues and my GP recommended pulmicort turbohaler which gave faster relief than I expected. Since taking pulmicort I have had fleeting moments of being 100% - although I feel like I am nearly 100% most of the time.

Inhaler changed from Pulmicort 2 weeks ago to Fostair having multiple side effects rapid heartbeat , nausea feeling weak has anyone else experienced this

Earlier this year I started having bad sinus related discomfort/pain and my GP put me on Pulmicort turbohaler (200ug, budesonide), on top of my omnair nasal spray (Ciclesonide).

ADD-ON STEROID INHALER - Alvesco/Qvar/Pulmicort etc I won’t go into this too much as I think I’ve already covered this in previous posts!

I've tried a variety of other inhlaers over the past year: Q-var, Pulmicort, Seretide 50, Flixotide (with and without either formoterol or Salmeterol). None of them work anywhere near as well as the Fostair. Thus, I'm at a bit of a dead end.

Hi All, I think after trying a few different inhalers, I may try pulmicort or symbicort as this doesn't seem to cause people issues? If possible I'm fine with ventolin as I know that, so may just get the budesonide on its own (pulmicort?)

Hi All, I think after trying a few different inhalers, I may try pulmicort or symbicort as this doesn't seem to cause people issues? If possible I'm fine with ventolin as I know that, so may just get the budesonide on its own (pulmicort?)