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Begum
Hi my asthma really was really bad during having house renovation because of the dust.I was taking my reliever twice a day but i had to use salbutamol quite often.
Hi my asthma really was really bad during having house renovation because of the dust.I was taking my reliever twice a day but i had to use salbutamol quite often.
coco78
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Asthma Community Forum
3 days ago
Severe allergic asthma constant flare ups
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
okkjh
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
12 days ago
Severe allergic asthma
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
okkjh
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12 days ago
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Constant asthma flare ups
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
okkjh
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Living with Asthma
12 days ago
Constant asthma flare ups
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
Hi guys I just did my a levels and in September I went on a trip to Switzerland and when I came back I had this terrible cough. I was prescribed antibiotics and pred. Later that day I had an asthma attack and was admitted to a and e. I spent 24 hrs in resus as I was extremely short of breath and was
okkjh
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Asthma Community Forum
12 days ago
symbicort to fostair ?
I was on symbicort morning and night and then salbutamol as needed, however the past two weeks my asthma has flared up resulting in prednisone for 5 days (which ended the same day I got switched to fostair) I got switched to fostair 100/6 on the mart scheme , I’ve been using fostair for 4 days now
I was on symbicort morning and night and then salbutamol as needed, however the past two weeks my asthma has flared up resulting in prednisone for 5 days (which ended the same day I got switched to fostair) I got switched to fostair 100/6 on the mart scheme , I’ve been using fostair for 4 days now
MrsE27
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Asthma Community Forum
1 month ago
Asthma attack - school says no more rowing
My 14-year-old son had a serious asthma attack post-exercise in school. Paramedics were called and he recovered after receiving nebulizer treatment. Now, he has been told he no longer will be allowed to have a seat in his rowing team, alternatively he is allowed to cox. He is devastated. I am trying
My 14-year-old son had a serious asthma attack post-exercise in school. Paramedics were called and he recovered after receiving nebulizer treatment. Now, he has been told he no longer will be allowed to have a seat in his rowing team, alternatively he is allowed to cox. He is devastated. I am trying
UUrs
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Asthma Community Forum
2 months ago
MART Regime
I don’t usually post but read lots of good advice on here and wondered if anyone else used Fostair 100/6 on the MART regime? I had my review on Thursday and the respiratory nurse asked me to try it instead of using my salbutamol, I’m just a bit concerned as I don’t feel my Fostair acts as quickly at
I don’t usually post but read lots of good advice on here and wondered if anyone else used Fostair 100/6 on the MART regime? I had my review on Thursday and the respiratory nurse asked me to try it instead of using my salbutamol, I’m just a bit concerned as I don’t feel my Fostair acts as quickly at
JPC2
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 months ago
Singulair side effect or just anxiety?
I know this med is posted a lot, and there are a ton of different side effects people experience but I am wondering if mine are related to Singulair or if it truly is anxiety. Sorry ahead of time for such a long post! I recently experienced heart palpitations while driving, was lightheaded, faint,
I know this med is posted a lot, and there are a ton of different side effects people experience but I am wondering if mine are related to Singulair or if it truly is anxiety. Sorry ahead of time for such a long post! I recently experienced heart palpitations while driving, was lightheaded, faint,
Bluezeus321
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Living with Asthma
3 months ago
2x Emergency Steroids in one month
Well, if you said to me to stay off work last week, you were probably absolutely right 😂 I got some kind of flu-ey thing which left me wiped out on Monday and then - [i]whoosh[/i] - straight to my chest. I went to the dr on Tuesday and he was reluctant to prescribe me anything because I'd just had
Well, if you said to me to stay off work last week, you were probably absolutely right 😂 I got some kind of flu-ey thing which left me wiped out on Monday and then - [i]whoosh[/i] - straight to my chest. I went to the dr on Tuesday and he was reluctant to prescribe me anything because I'd just had
porthos06
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Asthma Community Forum
4 months ago
biological not working
I started a biological for my asthma 4 months ago and had a lung function test today to show that it’s reduced down to 2L 😭 I feel no different I’m very breathless I’m hospitalised all of the time with attacks normally due to viruses. Has anybody else had the same results or lack of 🫣 as my doctor
I started a biological for my asthma 4 months ago and had a lung function test today to show that it’s reduced down to 2L 😭 I feel no different I’m very breathless I’m hospitalised all of the time with attacks normally due to viruses. Has anybody else had the same results or lack of 🫣 as my doctor
Foreverbreathless
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Asthma Community Forum
4 months ago
Very breathless lying down
Hi people, I am 62, ex long term smoker. Here is my situation. I regularly wake up too early in the am and after going to the loo I try to go back to sleep but start to experience what feels like suffocation or as if I've forgotten to breathe. Often I can't breathe through my nose because of congestion
Hi people, I am 62, ex long term smoker. Here is my situation. I regularly wake up too early in the am and after going to the loo I try to go back to sleep but start to experience what feels like suffocation or as if I've forgotten to breathe. Often I can't breathe through my nose because of congestion
caryhug
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
nebulised salbutamol
just found out from a pharmacist friend that there’s going to be a shortage, so you might want to order some if you can
just found out from a pharmacist friend that there’s going to be a shortage, so you might want to order some if you can
janedivney
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
Which one?
After recently being diagnosed with mild COPD, advice would be appreciated. I had struggled with my coughing and phleghm for the last 8 months, I am an ex smoker after quitting 17 years ago and had no issues up to that point. At the initial time they thought I may be asthamatic so for the last 8 months
After recently being diagnosed with mild COPD, advice would be appreciated. I had struggled with my coughing and phleghm for the last 8 months, I am an ex smoker after quitting 17 years ago and had no issues up to that point. At the initial time they thought I may be asthamatic so for the last 8 months
OWhynow
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
Another Nebuliser question
Hi - I've been watching tthe discussions about nebulisers. For some time I have thought one might be helpful (COPD severe). My COPD team were fairly unhelpful but the respiritory nurse at my GP surgery as just prescribed some Salbutamol nebules. She is now away on holiday. I have bought myself a portable
Hi - I've been watching tthe discussions about nebulisers. For some time I have thought one might be helpful (COPD severe). My COPD team were fairly unhelpful but the respiritory nurse at my GP surgery as just prescribed some Salbutamol nebules. She is now away on holiday. I have bought myself a portable
Kismet23
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
Good sats - so why so breathless?
THAT is indeed the question. Why, with my peripheral O2 levels at 94/5 %even 96% am I still fighting to breath? It goes like this. I wake short of breath. I rise and take my Oximeter (I have several; they all show the same) . My level is, say 92%. I do controlled breathing using a computer monitor
THAT is indeed the question. Why, with my peripheral O2 levels at 94/5 %even 96% am I still fighting to breath? It goes like this. I wake short of breath. I rise and take my Oximeter (I have several; they all show the same) . My level is, say 92%. I do controlled breathing using a computer monitor
Timberman
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 months ago
Recovering from Pneumonia
hello, I posted 2 weeks ago about having pneumonia and got some really helpful replies so thank you. I’m 25, asthmatic and started feeling poorly on 17th Jan. I have been back and forwards to the doctors & hospital, had 14 days of antibiotics now and feeling much better with regards to the coughing,
hello, I posted 2 weeks ago about having pneumonia and got some really helpful replies so thank you. I’m 25, asthmatic and started feeling poorly on 17th Jan. I have been back and forwards to the doctors & hospital, had 14 days of antibiotics now and feeling much better with regards to the coughing,
Leanne1b
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Asthma Community Forum
5 months ago
salbutamol and hands
hi everyone, I use Fostair and salbutamol, alongside tiotropium. My hands have been so shaky and sore since flare up which was in November. This makes my hands hard to use and very painful. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestions on how to support the pain and shakiness? Doctors just dismiss
hi everyone, I use Fostair and salbutamol, alongside tiotropium. My hands have been so shaky and sore since flare up which was in November. This makes my hands hard to use and very painful. Has anyone else experienced this? Any suggestions on how to support the pain and shakiness? Doctors just dismiss
Bolt21
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Asthma Community Forum
5 months ago
Multiple lung diagnoses: feedback please
hi. This is my first post here. I have televisit with my GP in june but meanwhile sitting on these CT scan results: mild emphesima, mild bronchiectasis, atelectasis and chest X-Ray says: hyperinflation. They are following a few nodules ( thus the CT scan) which are ok. Stable. And I have asthma. I
hi. This is my first post here. I have televisit with my GP in june but meanwhile sitting on these CT scan results: mild emphesima, mild bronchiectasis, atelectasis and chest X-Ray says: hyperinflation. They are following a few nodules ( thus the CT scan) which are ok. Stable. And I have asthma. I
Cobalt2sister
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
available medications Now
Always given Salbutamol for my condition. Worked like magic and so quickly too. Don’t know if others are as happy with it as me? Two weeks ago was prescribed Salumol. Same drug but without the propellant. That means I always need the Spacer I’ve never needed before! Now the medication doesn’t get to
Always given Salbutamol for my condition. Worked like magic and so quickly too. Don’t know if others are as happy with it as me? Two weeks ago was prescribed Salumol. Same drug but without the propellant. That means I always need the Spacer I’ve never needed before! Now the medication doesn’t get to
GSPlover
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
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