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Hi is there any up to date research or progress in lung health as my dad who died of Emphysema 50 years ago and apart from a few new inhalers nothing seems to being done
Hi is there any up to date research or progress in lung health as my dad who died of Emphysema 50 years ago and apart from a few new inhalers nothing seems to being done
Blue1944
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
House like a Pharmacy
After having another crappy night and day in pain I had a mild panic today when I thought I'd ran out of Rennie's, non left in the 'bedside pharmacy' so ran to the large shelf I now have in the kitchen. On opening the cupboard I was greeted with a large box of pain killers falling on my head, whilst
After having another crappy night and day in pain I had a mild panic today when I thought I'd ran out of Rennie's, non left in the 'bedside pharmacy' so ran to the large shelf I now have in the kitchen. On opening the cupboard I was greeted with a large box of pain killers falling on my head, whilst
RedTeddy
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IBS Network
3 years ago
My experience
Hi I just thought I'd share something that others may or may not find useful...I have bronchiectasis and Crohn's, several months ago my consultant suggested I try manuka honey for my Crohn's, I've been taking a tablespoon a day since then and although I've not really noticed any difference with my Crohn's
Hi I just thought I'd share something that others may or may not find useful...I have bronchiectasis and Crohn's, several months ago my consultant suggested I try manuka honey for my Crohn's, I've been taking a tablespoon a day since then and although I've not really noticed any difference with my Crohn's
Lebod
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
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Montelukast Withdrawal
I have decided to stop taking montelukast as I have had severe anxiety and sleep problems. I know they may be completely unrelated but looking back over my history, the anxiety has got worse over the last 14 months since I was prescribed Montelukast. Has anyone had any problems when stopping Montelukast
I have decided to stop taking montelukast as I have had severe anxiety and sleep problems. I know they may be completely unrelated but looking back over my history, the anxiety has got worse over the last 14 months since I was prescribed Montelukast. Has anyone had any problems when stopping Montelukast
Grapefruits
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
INHALERS
I have been on a two week course of prednisolone , in april, june july and august , finally saw my respiratory nurse in person today instead of phone chat(me being hard of hearing it was difficult) result is stop relvar and genuair and start trimbow, is this any good. thanks for any replies .
I have been on a two week course of prednisolone , in april, june july and august , finally saw my respiratory nurse in person today instead of phone chat(me being hard of hearing it was difficult) result is stop relvar and genuair and start trimbow, is this any good. thanks for any replies .
whit
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Feeling short of breath, but not short of breath?
I have undiagnosed asthma which I'm prescribed inhalers for but they can't diagnose asthma until I can sit a spirometry test. Just wondering if anyone ever feels (at rest or during exercise), breathless but not actually breathless? I feel like I need to breath more and the feeling sits on my chest that
I have undiagnosed asthma which I'm prescribed inhalers for but they can't diagnose asthma until I can sit a spirometry test. Just wondering if anyone ever feels (at rest or during exercise), breathless but not actually breathless? I feel like I need to breath more and the feeling sits on my chest that
Virond4w
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
CEV Criteria
Hello I know shielding is not really a thing at the moment but I was wondering if anyone knows what the criteria is to be considered CEV (Clinically Extremely Vulnerable) because of asthma? My asthma has deteriorated quite significantly over the last few months. I've not had to be hospitalised because
Hello I know shielding is not really a thing at the moment but I was wondering if anyone knows what the criteria is to be considered CEV (Clinically Extremely Vulnerable) because of asthma? My asthma has deteriorated quite significantly over the last few months. I've not had to be hospitalised because
SECRAVEN
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Update on cataract op and Flecainide
I posted recently about a comment my surgeon made after my first cataract op when he said that Flecainide had made the first op slightly more awkward than normal. Today I had my second review and asked him for more detail. He said that Flecainide makes the central black part of the eye 'floppy' and
I posted recently about a comment my surgeon made after my first cataract op when he said that Flecainide had made the first op slightly more awkward than normal. Today I had my second review and asked him for more detail. He said that Flecainide makes the central black part of the eye 'floppy' and
Finvola
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AF Association
3 years ago
I survived COVID-19
I had COVID-19 for 2 weeks. I had every symptom on the COVID-19 web page. It started with a cough. Then another symptom would come & go each day. I had fever almost the whole time. Of course it kicked the MS into high gear! Mostly muscle spasms & cognitive issues. ,& Muscles became very weak. Then after
I had COVID-19 for 2 weeks. I had every symptom on the COVID-19 web page. It started with a cough. Then another symptom would come & go each day. I had fever almost the whole time. Of course it kicked the MS into high gear! Mostly muscle spasms & cognitive issues. ,& Muscles became very weak. Then after
hairbrain4
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My MSAA Community
3 years ago
thyroid problem blood tests reveal low folate?
Hi to all! I 'm new here. I took a private blood test to get to grips with low thyoid issues,( since Dec 2013)I am on levothyrosine 62.5mcgs daily. Now find I have low Folate Level ( 3.4ug/L range 2.9-14.5ug/L). And also B12 low-ish or normal range at 75nmols ( range 25.1-165). I am 69 years old.
Hi to all! I 'm new here. I took a private blood test to get to grips with low thyoid issues,( since Dec 2013)I am on levothyrosine 62.5mcgs daily. Now find I have low Folate Level ( 3.4ug/L range 2.9-14.5ug/L). And also B12 low-ish or normal range at 75nmols ( range 25.1-165). I am 69 years old.
Esmielola
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
3 years ago
Israeli study: Pfizer shot safe for highly allergic patients, with supervision
Of 429 people with serious allergies, only 9 had a reaction to the COVID shot, and all of them recovered quickly and experienced no further issues By NATHAN JEFFAY 31 August 2021 People with serious allergies can safely be inoculated with the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine with supervision, an Israeli study
Of 429 people with serious allergies, only 9 had a reaction to the COVID shot, and all of them recovered quickly and experienced no further issues By NATHAN JEFFAY 31 August 2021 People with serious allergies can safely be inoculated with the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine with supervision, an Israeli study
lupus-support1
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
3 years ago
Can't win
Hi everyone well it's nearly time to go back to college. Have been on my new inhaler for few weeks and it has really helped can do more than I could before but the downside of this is that even more tired and when fatigue sets in its hard to do anything but rest do others have the same problem.
Hi everyone well it's nearly time to go back to college. Have been on my new inhaler for few weeks and it has really helped can do more than I could before but the downside of this is that even more tired and when fatigue sets in its hard to do anything but rest do others have the same problem.
Pokermon
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
confused about my inhalers now
Hi all Really confused now i've been on both Fostair and Ventolin inhalers for years now seems to work for me always got told the Fostair was a preventer and the Ventolin was to use when i needed it hmm... got told today by the asthma nurse i shouldn't be on both as they're both the same thing . In me
Hi all Really confused now i've been on both Fostair and Ventolin inhalers for years now seems to work for me always got told the Fostair was a preventer and the Ventolin was to use when i needed it hmm... got told today by the asthma nurse i shouldn't be on both as they're both the same thing . In me
gypsy49
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Taking Trimbow inhaler for 8 months
Hi All taking my Trimbow inhaler but I feel like I am about to have a flare up, If I do should I take my rescue pack I had before when on Spiriva please. This was antibiotics and 5 days of steroids
Hi All taking my Trimbow inhaler but I feel like I am about to have a flare up, If I do should I take my rescue pack I had before when on Spiriva please. This was antibiotics and 5 days of steroids
Gladys23
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
sleeping upright: doable?
Hi all -- following a hospital visit, I've been FT on prednisone, 2 inhalers and montelucast for the last 2 months and staying in an allergen-free tent, waiting for xolair for my allergic asthma (no progress so far). Sleeping has been OK during the last month, once the drugs kicked in. However, for
Hi all -- following a hospital visit, I've been FT on prednisone, 2 inhalers and montelucast for the last 2 months and staying in an allergen-free tent, waiting for xolair for my allergic asthma (no progress so far). Sleeping has been OK during the last month, once the drugs kicked in. However, for
runcyclexcski
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Fatigue & Breathless Course (FAB)
Hi guys, thought while I had the time on this rather dull bank holiday (not going anywhere) I would let you know about a course run by my Respiratory Team for patients with advanced COPD etc. The course is called Fatigue & Breathlessness (FAB) and was run by a Respiratory Consultant, Respiratory Nurse
Hi guys, thought while I had the time on this rather dull bank holiday (not going anywhere) I would let you know about a course run by my Respiratory Team for patients with advanced COPD etc. The course is called Fatigue & Breathlessness (FAB) and was run by a Respiratory Consultant, Respiratory Nurse
johnderby
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Relvar inhaler
Does anyone have a problem with increased mucus while taking Relvar inhaler i seem to struggle far more while on it
Does anyone have a problem with increased mucus while taking Relvar inhaler i seem to struggle far more while on it
nottowell
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Post chest infection
When I last posted I was just getting over a chest infection. Gp put me onto another course of oral steroids which seem to do the trick Have spoken to my respiratory consultant and he has now put me onto long term azithromycin 250mg 3 times a week and monetulakst at night. Has also changed my fostair
When I last posted I was just getting over a chest infection. Gp put me onto another course of oral steroids which seem to do the trick Have spoken to my respiratory consultant and he has now put me onto long term azithromycin 250mg 3 times a week and monetulakst at night. Has also changed my fostair
Naturesvalley
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Hot weather breathing difficulties.
I don't really understand why when it is really hot, that my copd. Is much more worse. Also not being an easily panicked person. I need my peak flow metre to tell me I am at 10 on the scale as opposed btobetween 250 and 400., A quick burst or two salbutamol and then some Foster I am alright for a bit
I don't really understand why when it is really hot, that my copd. Is much more worse. Also not being an easily panicked person. I need my peak flow metre to tell me I am at 10 on the scale as opposed btobetween 250 and 400., A quick burst or two salbutamol and then some Foster I am alright for a bit
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Effects of concomitant use of hydrogen water and photobiomodulation on Parkinson disease 2021
Update 8/30/21: I ordered a hydrogen water generator ($180): H2 USB Sport MAXX Hydrogen Water Generator with Glass Bottle and Inhaler Adapter (Silver) Brand: H2WaterForLife https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FKVYYL6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also spent $25 on H2Blue Hydrogen
Update 8/30/21: I ordered a hydrogen water generator ($180): H2 USB Sport MAXX Hydrogen Water Generator with Glass Bottle and Inhaler Adapter (Silver) Brand: H2WaterForLife https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FKVYYL6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also spent $25 on H2Blue Hydrogen
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
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