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Breo + incruse
First time being Prescribed with breo and incruse. Anyone who takes them, take them one after the other? Or any tips that works well with you guys? I'm thinking of taking the incruse right after breo in the morning and rinse and gargle all together? Or will incruse be less effective if i gargle after
First time being Prescribed with breo and incruse. Anyone who takes them, take them one after the other? Or any tips that works well with you guys? I'm thinking of taking the incruse right after breo in the morning and rinse and gargle all together? Or will incruse be less effective if i gargle after
OkGrapefruit
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
7 months ago
Dosages
I have just been moved to 640 of alvesco and 800 of fostair 100 a day by my consultant. What are the rules on dosages when combining different inhalers, can you just have the maximum dosage of each inhaler.
I have just been moved to 640 of alvesco and 800 of fostair 100 a day by my consultant. What are the rules on dosages when combining different inhalers, can you just have the maximum dosage of each inhaler.
Homely2
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
Allergic reaction To preventer inhaler
I have been on Symbicort pressurised inhaler for over 3 years but am Now getting side effects of pins & needles in my lips and fingers. I have eliminatedall my other medication and tried fostair and ellipta and they too are causing the same. Can anyone advise me of any other inhaler that does not contain
I have been on Symbicort pressurised inhaler for over 3 years but am Now getting side effects of pins & needles in my lips and fingers. I have eliminatedall my other medication and tried fostair and ellipta and they too are causing the same. Can anyone advise me of any other inhaler that does not contain
pam7974
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
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venta55
hi I’m new to this group but after reading some of your posts concerning the removal of ventolin inhalers and replacing it with cfc free inhalers. I too have noticed a significant change in my condition I’m more breathless wheezing more and my chest is very tight. I’m going to complain to my GP this
hi I’m new to this group but after reading some of your posts concerning the removal of ventolin inhalers and replacing it with cfc free inhalers. I too have noticed a significant change in my condition I’m more breathless wheezing more and my chest is very tight. I’m going to complain to my GP this
Venta55
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Asthma Community Forum
7 months ago
getting a diagnosis
my son had persistent dry cough as a child, no inhalers worked but he never saw a specialist. A course of oral steroids sorted him out for a good while. He is now 23 and a professional singer, classically trained but suffers with reflux, persistent cough, and gets every virus on his chest. Recently
my son had persistent dry cough as a child, no inhalers worked but he never saw a specialist. A course of oral steroids sorted him out for a good while. He is now 23 and a professional singer, classically trained but suffers with reflux, persistent cough, and gets every virus on his chest. Recently
Mag999
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Asthma Community Forum
11 months ago
Colomycin
Good morning everyone I wondered if anyone has had a similar experience, with inhaled Colomycin. I've lived with bronchiectasis all of my life , just like many others in the group, I bet. I've had the "usual" bacteria's haemophilus etc,) that we're susceptible to . Now I'm trying to get my Pseudomonas
Good morning everyone I wondered if anyone has had a similar experience, with inhaled Colomycin. I've lived with bronchiectasis all of my life , just like many others in the group, I bet. I've had the "usual" bacteria's haemophilus etc,) that we're susceptible to . Now I'm trying to get my Pseudomonas
BreathlessDave
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Bronchiectasis Support
11 months ago
What is acceptable with regards to symptoms?
I’ve had asthma for many years, and I’ve been through periods of remission, controlled asthma, severely uncontrolled asthma, and pretty much everything in between. After giving birth, and getting over two periods of uncontrolled and severely uncontrolled asthma, I’ve had around a year of extremely
I’ve had asthma for many years, and I’ve been through periods of remission, controlled asthma, severely uncontrolled asthma, and pretty much everything in between. After giving birth, and getting over two periods of uncontrolled and severely uncontrolled asthma, I’ve had around a year of extremely
Hanna222
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
bronchodilator reversibility test
Hi - I’ve posted before about having weird asthma! My consultant wants me now to do a bronchodilator reversibility test “to prove” my diagnosis before putting me forward for tezepelumab. My spirometry is always normal - I think the lowest it’s been is 85% but always on high dose inhalers and nebs.
Hi - I’ve posted before about having weird asthma! My consultant wants me now to do a bronchodilator reversibility test “to prove” my diagnosis before putting me forward for tezepelumab. My spirometry is always normal - I think the lowest it’s been is 85% but always on high dose inhalers and nebs.
LottieB36
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Supplements to reduce glutamate
I was inspired by Widebody's comments on taurine and glycine to look into supplements that reduce glutamate. I found the following on an autism website that I cannot vouch for, but here is the list: (those of us taking gabapentin, pregabalin, horizont are taking medicine that is reducing brain glutamate
I was inspired by Widebody's comments on taurine and glycine to look into supplements that reduce glutamate. I found the following on an autism website that I cannot vouch for, but here is the list: (those of us taking gabapentin, pregabalin, horizont are taking medicine that is reducing brain glutamate
wantokporo
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Restless Legs Syndrome
11 months ago
Pink vs Blue inhaler
So at my last asthma check couple weeks ago i was advised that new research showed the blue inhaler to cause lung damage in the long term and that i should use my pink fostair as a reliever. I had been told that before so as I was needing to use the blue inhaler as i had that chest infection going round
So at my last asthma check couple weeks ago i was advised that new research showed the blue inhaler to cause lung damage in the long term and that i should use my pink fostair as a reliever. I had been told that before so as I was needing to use the blue inhaler as i had that chest infection going round
mrsm49
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
Pretty stressed
Hi lovely people. I have HF and a CRT-d. Been ok for a while but had to have a chest X-ray recently for another issue. It’s come back showing a trace of copd/bronchitis damage? The doc said if I start having symptoms they’ll give me an inhaler. One doctor said don’t worry about it but another asked
Hi lovely people. I have HF and a CRT-d. Been ok for a while but had to have a chest X-ray recently for another issue. It’s come back showing a trace of copd/bronchitis damage? The doc said if I start having symptoms they’ll give me an inhaler. One doctor said don’t worry about it but another asked
Thumper76
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British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
Broken Ribs & Using Asthma Inhalers
Hi everyone, Is there anyone on this forum who has has asthma and has had broken ribs and struggled to take their inhalers on a daily basis, any help and advice is very much appreciated!
Hi everyone, Is there anyone on this forum who has has asthma and has had broken ribs and struggled to take their inhalers on a daily basis, any help and advice is very much appreciated!
Giggles-Wig
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
Newly diagnosed with asthma
Hello, I was recently diagnosed with asthma around start of October 2023. I was wondering how long it took other members to control their asthma? Mine is not controlled. On salamol reliever (100mg) which helps a bit. Was taking steroid inhaler Beclometasome (200mg) but this did nothing. I am now
Hello, I was recently diagnosed with asthma around start of October 2023. I was wondering how long it took other members to control their asthma? Mine is not controlled. On salamol reliever (100mg) which helps a bit. Was taking steroid inhaler Beclometasome (200mg) but this did nothing. I am now
Mamaluboo78
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Living with Asthma
8 months ago
advice please
Hi happy New Year to you all. I was diagnosed with severe COPD 6 years ago age 61 , I never really had any symptoms at that time or for 4 years after that. However 2 years ago I moved from a London suburb to the east of England and my symptoms have materialised very quickly. It can be quite frightening
Hi happy New Year to you all. I was diagnosed with severe COPD 6 years ago age 61 , I never really had any symptoms at that time or for 4 years after that. However 2 years ago I moved from a London suburb to the east of England and my symptoms have materialised very quickly. It can be quite frightening
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
how long do doctors expect your asthma inhalers to last ? sabutamol Or ventolin inhalers ??
hi I’m not sure if anyone or even an asthma nurse on here can help me. I have had asthma since childhood and it was not until the age of 19 I was put on monteluask tablets that I was controlled. Back in 2017 I had what I thought was a chest infection and for the next 2 yrs has breathing / no air constant
hi I’m not sure if anyone or even an asthma nurse on here can help me. I have had asthma since childhood and it was not until the age of 19 I was put on monteluask tablets that I was controlled. Back in 2017 I had what I thought was a chest infection and for the next 2 yrs has breathing / no air constant
Polly44
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Asthma Community Forum
8 months ago
ongoing issues
it’s been a tough month this weather is making the fibro non stop but in turn my RA has also kicked in within the joints so I am creaking away like an unoiled motor and even hubby went you need some calm weather! Trip to GP yesterday and he looked at me and said I know you have a lot going on what’
it’s been a tough month this weather is making the fibro non stop but in turn my RA has also kicked in within the joints so I am creaking away like an unoiled motor and even hubby went you need some calm weather! Trip to GP yesterday and he looked at me and said I know you have a lot going on what’
Deeb1764
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NRAS
8 months ago
Yendo’s history with lung problems.
Diagnosed with asthma in 1972 and started on Ventolin. In 1987 I was rushed to hospital after suffering a severe asthma attack caused after taking two aspirin pills. Previously, I had been taking aspirin for years with no adverse reactions, but I was told that allergies can begin at any time of life.
Diagnosed with asthma in 1972 and started on Ventolin. In 1987 I was rushed to hospital after suffering a severe asthma attack caused after taking two aspirin pills. Previously, I had been taking aspirin for years with no adverse reactions, but I was told that allergies can begin at any time of life.
Yendo
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
Progression
I was first diagnosed 13 years ago but had no symptons and stayed that way for 6 - 7 years before my breathlessness slowly increased. I was already on meds for hypertension and hypothyroidism but also had a shoulder inflammation, poly myalgia rheumatica, [PMR] which started me on steroids, I managed
I was first diagnosed 13 years ago but had no symptons and stayed that way for 6 - 7 years before my breathlessness slowly increased. I was already on meds for hypertension and hypothyroidism but also had a shoulder inflammation, poly myalgia rheumatica, [PMR] which started me on steroids, I managed
grahame151
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COPD Friends
8 months ago
slightly anxious and just looking for moral support
Hoping you all had a good Christmas. Mine has been a bit rough as the whole family has been unwell including me with this cold/throat bug that is going around. It didn’t go to my chest this year, thankfully and I was recovering okay when I noticed my throat and ears started hurting again and my mouth
Hoping you all had a good Christmas. Mine has been a bit rough as the whole family has been unwell including me with this cold/throat bug that is going around. It didn’t go to my chest this year, thankfully and I was recovering okay when I noticed my throat and ears started hurting again and my mouth
Abcd123455
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PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
Anyone asking about Trimbow inhaler
Hello I have been on Trimbow inhaler for 1 year and 8 months as my COPD is classed as medium to high. My COPD was found when I had lung Cancer on my left top lung and when I had cancer operation in April 2021 to take cancer out that's when they saw COPD on cancer lung and one of the remaining left lung
Hello I have been on Trimbow inhaler for 1 year and 8 months as my COPD is classed as medium to high. My COPD was found when I had lung Cancer on my left top lung and when I had cancer operation in April 2021 to take cancer out that's when they saw COPD on cancer lung and one of the remaining left lung
Jojoclown
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 months ago
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