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Delays with prescriptions
Hi all, Just wondering if anyone experiencing the same. I see on prescriptions that not meant to order more than 7 days in advance but I ordered my asthma medication 10 days ago on the nhs app, gp approved and sent to Boots chemist and still waiting. I order early and have to monthly due to the inhalers
Hi all, Just wondering if anyone experiencing the same. I see on prescriptions that not meant to order more than 7 days in advance but I ordered my asthma medication 10 days ago on the nhs app, gp approved and sent to Boots chemist and still waiting. I order early and have to monthly due to the inhalers
Gummybearx
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Living with Asthma
2 years ago
Feeling annoyed
Hi all, I recently had appt with my endo, who has been very helpful. I asked for some more bloods to be taken as have still not been feeling right. I have been on 125 mcg of Levo and 5 mcg x 2 of Lio. I also take Vit D, K2, Zince, Magnesium, Evening primose, Probiotics, Selenium, recently started with
Hi all, I recently had appt with my endo, who has been very helpful. I asked for some more bloods to be taken as have still not been feeling right. I have been on 125 mcg of Levo and 5 mcg x 2 of Lio. I also take Vit D, K2, Zince, Magnesium, Evening primose, Probiotics, Selenium, recently started with
Gummybearx
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Eosophillic asthma treatment
Thanks for accepting me on this group. Is anyone receiving anti -il-5 treatment for the above? Please would you share your experience of this. I also suffer chronic sinus issues and polyps. Hospital appointment tomorrow to discuss this treatment for myself. Inhalers etc not stopping regular flare ups
Thanks for accepting me on this group. Is anyone receiving anti -il-5 treatment for the above? Please would you share your experience of this. I also suffer chronic sinus issues and polyps. Hospital appointment tomorrow to discuss this treatment for myself. Inhalers etc not stopping regular flare ups
Kalkan63
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
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Is my FOSTAIR NEXThaler working correctly?
I have just taken receipt of my first FOSTAIR NEXThaler, and I’m concerned that I’m either not doing something correctly, or the inhaler is faulty? (OR it may be absolutely fine! 😃). When I breathe in deeply, I get the click and also a ‘spattering’ of tiny hard balls sprayed around my mouth, that I
I have just taken receipt of my first FOSTAIR NEXThaler, and I’m concerned that I’m either not doing something correctly, or the inhaler is faulty? (OR it may be absolutely fine! 😃). When I breathe in deeply, I get the click and also a ‘spattering’ of tiny hard balls sprayed around my mouth, that I
Eggles
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Tight chest and pulse ox low
Morning, over the last 3 or so weeks I have been waking up with a very sore and tight chest. Also feeling like I haven't slept properly. I have a smart watch that measures pulse ox and when I've looked at the overnight readings they have dipped very low during the night. I know these watches aren't 100%
Morning, over the last 3 or so weeks I have been waking up with a very sore and tight chest. Also feeling like I haven't slept properly. I have a smart watch that measures pulse ox and when I've looked at the overnight readings they have dipped very low during the night. I know these watches aren't 100%
wooders09
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
A bit of advice please
Hi everyone. I have Eosinophils Asthma and take Mepolizumab injection plus use a couple of steroid inhalers. I am please to say that my asthma is well under control and I am able to exercise. Prior to the asthma I successfully used ibuprofen to help with inflammation. This now "conflicts" with
Hi everyone. I have Eosinophils Asthma and take Mepolizumab injection plus use a couple of steroid inhalers. I am please to say that my asthma is well under control and I am able to exercise. Prior to the asthma I successfully used ibuprofen to help with inflammation. This now "conflicts" with
Deverdad
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
How To Tell If Ventolin Inhaler Is Running Out?
Hi! So I have been diagnosed with Asthma for the last few years, my main trigger is pollen/hay fever… I have been very well controlled since switching from the brown Clenil to the pink Fostair 100/6… however I have contracted Covid, which has triggered an Asthma flare (currently on Steroids which seem
Hi! So I have been diagnosed with Asthma for the last few years, my main trigger is pollen/hay fever… I have been very well controlled since switching from the brown Clenil to the pink Fostair 100/6… however I have contracted Covid, which has triggered an Asthma flare (currently on Steroids which seem
Hidden
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
STRUGGLING TO BREATHE ?
I've seen a few comments here that some members are struggling to breathe at night ... 1. It could be that the warm air of heating is causing it .. try to open a window a little to let some air into the living room 2 Gp suggested to me that an air purifier with a hepa filter might help if only to
I've seen a few comments here that some members are struggling to breathe at night ... 1. It could be that the warm air of heating is causing it .. try to open a window a little to let some air into the living room 2 Gp suggested to me that an air purifier with a hepa filter might help if only to
poppyshola
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
sublingual immunotherapy for cat dander allergy
hello all. I am a 41 yr old diagnosed with asthma aged 37 after a viral respiratory infection. Asthma was mild and extremely well controlled up until March 2022. We have had 2 cats at home for the last 11 years without any allergic issues fyi. In March 2022 I underwent fertility treatment and 7 weeks
hello all. I am a 41 yr old diagnosed with asthma aged 37 after a viral respiratory infection. Asthma was mild and extremely well controlled up until March 2022. We have had 2 cats at home for the last 11 years without any allergic issues fyi. In March 2022 I underwent fertility treatment and 7 weeks
CDasthma
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Steroid card Question
My combination inhaler is fostair 200/6 2 puffs twice a day. I carry a steroid card because I take this inhaler. However when I asked for another steroid card to put with my ventolin from the pharmacy yesterday, the pharmacist told me I don't need one. I am confused as I was told by asthma UK
My combination inhaler is fostair 200/6 2 puffs twice a day. I carry a steroid card because I take this inhaler. However when I asked for another steroid card to put with my ventolin from the pharmacy yesterday, the pharmacist told me I don't need one. I am confused as I was told by asthma UK
elanaoali
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Recently diagnosed with COPD
Just recently diagnosed with COPD after being treated for Asthma, diagnosed just before the pandemic. The diagnosis was as a result of spirometry test. I have not seen a specialist. I am on a daily inhaler. Reduced my chocolate and dairy intake. Looking forward to receiving advice and sharing experiences
Just recently diagnosed with COPD after being treated for Asthma, diagnosed just before the pandemic. The diagnosis was as a result of spirometry test. I have not seen a specialist. I am on a daily inhaler. Reduced my chocolate and dairy intake. Looking forward to receiving advice and sharing experiences
Musicqueen49
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
hayfever medicstion
Hi there I need advice on hayfever med as I have open angle glaucoma . I’m allergic to blossom trees anc this usually starts end of feb I use to use Beconase but this is a steroid so a def no. I tried natural allergy inhalers last year but they don’t work. I need to take an oral med . Anybody who uses
Hi there I need advice on hayfever med as I have open angle glaucoma . I’m allergic to blossom trees anc this usually starts end of feb I use to use Beconase but this is a steroid so a def no. I tried natural allergy inhalers last year but they don’t work. I need to take an oral med . Anybody who uses
Salford49
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
burning sensation in lungs post asthma flair?
Hey all, Wondering if anyone has experienced lung burning feeling post asthma flair (I just finished a 1 week course of pred 50mg). My PEFs have come back up + I'm no longer coughy (I also don't typically wheeze), I just have this burning feeling in my chest intermittently. It's feels almost like a
Hey all, Wondering if anyone has experienced lung burning feeling post asthma flair (I just finished a 1 week course of pred 50mg). My PEFs have come back up + I'm no longer coughy (I also don't typically wheeze), I just have this burning feeling in my chest intermittently. It's feels almost like a
SmilesForMiles
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Cramps
Hi do any of you suffer from hand or foot cramps caused by your inhalers? Apparently this is a common side effect. When I mentioned this to the Copd nurse she laughed. I am prescribed Trimbow which I believe is a beta 2 agonist bronchodilator. These cramps are very painful especially in the foot. It
Hi do any of you suffer from hand or foot cramps caused by your inhalers? Apparently this is a common side effect. When I mentioned this to the Copd nurse she laughed. I am prescribed Trimbow which I believe is a beta 2 agonist bronchodilator. These cramps are very painful especially in the foot. It
Jake25
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Flying with asthma
Hi all -- Has anyone here done research on flying with asthma? My understanding is that planes are pressurized to about 2 km altitude -- is that correct? Another potential issue is the air humidity -- does anyone know if the air is humidified, or is it only heated? If the air is only heated, the humidity
Hi all -- Has anyone here done research on flying with asthma? My understanding is that planes are pressurized to about 2 km altitude -- is that correct? Another potential issue is the air humidity -- does anyone know if the air is humidified, or is it only heated? If the air is only heated, the humidity
runcyclexcski
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Nebulisers
Hi i am 74 yo Male i have COPD etc etc will a nebuliser help me at all I have a green inhaler i take night and morning and a blue one i take when i8 need it Like a lot of us who have copd i cannot get out in the wet wintry months it drives me crazy but it is what it his Anyway any advise about
Hi i am 74 yo Male i have COPD etc etc will a nebuliser help me at all I have a green inhaler i take night and morning and a blue one i take when i8 need it Like a lot of us who have copd i cannot get out in the wet wintry months it drives me crazy but it is what it his Anyway any advise about
Eastend555
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
prostrate cancer
lupron. seems this drug kills testosterone and is supposed to starve cancer cells.. while radiation kills the cancer.. I was reading. Outsmart your cancer by Tanya Pierce.. The medical argument is that testosterone is the evil thing here but really is a lame argument.. As Dr White has said if this
lupron. seems this drug kills testosterone and is supposed to starve cancer cells.. while radiation kills the cancer.. I was reading. Outsmart your cancer by Tanya Pierce.. The medical argument is that testosterone is the evil thing here but really is a lame argument.. As Dr White has said if this
Terribleten
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Men's Health Forum
2 years ago
Managing occasional breathlessness
I got rather breathless on my walk today as it was unexpectedly cold. It happens. Recently I was changed from Ventolin to Salamol. I am fine with that in principle, but I have had mixed results when using it. With Ventolin I know it starts to kick in after 10-15 minutes, but the first time I used Salamol
I got rather breathless on my walk today as it was unexpectedly cold. It happens. Recently I was changed from Ventolin to Salamol. I am fine with that in principle, but I have had mixed results when using it. With Ventolin I know it starts to kick in after 10-15 minutes, but the first time I used Salamol
Wheezycat
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Asthma Community Forum
2 years ago
Parkwalk
Hey Everyone I've just completed my first parkwalk, I missed running and did want to run it (I might have jogged a tiny bit) and my time was 51:28 which ironically was my first Parkrun time back in the summer, way before we even knew I had any heart issues. I had my GTN spray, Asthma inhaler and am
Hey Everyone I've just completed my first parkwalk, I missed running and did want to run it (I might have jogged a tiny bit) and my time was 51:28 which ironically was my first Parkrun time back in the summer, way before we even knew I had any heart issues. I had my GTN spray, Asthma inhaler and am
Valentina98
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British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
UNCLOG for eyes
hi folks. There is an incredible soul that developed UNCLOG mask with infrared to bathe the eyes Her name is Fifi She was incredibly helpful - referring Blepharitis , dry eye and anything else as an eye nurse who consulted with ophthalmologists for over three decades. company is http://www.unclogmask.com
hi folks. There is an incredible soul that developed UNCLOG mask with infrared to bathe the eyes Her name is Fifi She was incredibly helpful - referring Blepharitis , dry eye and anything else as an eye nurse who consulted with ophthalmologists for over three decades. company is http://www.unclogmask.com
2bear
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PBC Foundation
2 years ago
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