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Overlooked for vaccine, apparently not vulnerable !
My husband has eosinophilic asthma, takes fostair 200/6, montelukast, flixonaise and more. He has just finished a course of prednisone. He went to Dr last week and asked about vaccine and was told that because he hasn't had a hospital admission in the past 3 months he wasn't classed as severe so
My husband has eosinophilic asthma, takes fostair 200/6, montelukast, flixonaise and more. He has just finished a course of prednisone. He went to Dr last week and asked about vaccine and was told that because he hasn't had a hospital admission in the past 3 months he wasn't classed as severe so
Tinytune
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Emergency Consultant Appointment tomorrow
Dear Wise Ones, my consultant is seeing me tomorrow as following my last phone appointment if I had difficulties again with breathing etc he wanted to see me, any additional info I can take with me would be brilliant. I have bronchiectasis and asthma From October I've been on Incruse Elipter as well
Dear Wise Ones, my consultant is seeing me tomorrow as following my last phone appointment if I had difficulties again with breathing etc he wanted to see me, any additional info I can take with me would be brilliant. I have bronchiectasis and asthma From October I've been on Incruse Elipter as well
LizPat30
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Bronchiectasis Support
3 years ago
Fostair shake?
Hi I have recently been prescribed Fostair inhaler and I can't seem to find any info on if you should give it a shake before use. Any ideas?
Hi I have recently been prescribed Fostair inhaler and I can't seem to find any info on if you should give it a shake before use. Any ideas?
Ryansson
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
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Struggling with Covid and asthma.
Update: 02/02/21 Hubby and I finally well enough to leave hospital to continue our recovery. It's going to be a long haul as we both have on going issues due to Covid. Thank you for the well wishes. Home at last after 10 days in hospital. Can't fault the care we received throughout. Update: 29/01/21
Update: 02/02/21 Hubby and I finally well enough to leave hospital to continue our recovery. It's going to be a long haul as we both have on going issues due to Covid. Thank you for the well wishes. Home at last after 10 days in hospital. Can't fault the care we received throughout. Update: 29/01/21
redstar9
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Long-term side effects from inhaled steroids and various asthma pumps
I've been on inhaled steroids high'ish dose for over 20 years and often wonder if the thin skin, broken vessels, easy bruising, poor vision etc is part of getting older (and possibly too much sun) or a side effect from years of chugging on inhaled steroids. I feel like my voice has also taken a hammering
I've been on inhaled steroids high'ish dose for over 20 years and often wonder if the thin skin, broken vessels, easy bruising, poor vision etc is part of getting older (and possibly too much sun) or a side effect from years of chugging on inhaled steroids. I feel like my voice has also taken a hammering
Therunaround11
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Lung function test -do I stop my inhaler?
Hello, I had COVID in March last year which has left me with a few issues including possible asthma. Ive been taking flutiform 125/5 x2 twice a day since September. I have a hospital appointment for lung function tests on Friday. Do I stop or reduce the inhaler for a period beforehand? Thanks in advance
Hello, I had COVID in March last year which has left me with a few issues including possible asthma. Ive been taking flutiform 125/5 x2 twice a day since September. I have a hospital appointment for lung function tests on Friday. Do I stop or reduce the inhaler for a period beforehand? Thanks in advance
jeffbird
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Fostair side affects?
I’m 21 and I’ve been taking fostair 100/6 4 puffs a day for about 5 months now, and at first I had the usual side affects - hand shaking, headaches and slight nausea, but they subsided mostly (still get hand shaking) after about a month and the inhaler has made a massive difference to my asthma. But
I’m 21 and I’ve been taking fostair 100/6 4 puffs a day for about 5 months now, and at first I had the usual side affects - hand shaking, headaches and slight nausea, but they subsided mostly (still get hand shaking) after about a month and the inhaler has made a massive difference to my asthma. But
Hetty1999
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Asthma getting worse
Hi everyone, 22 y/o m here. Been upped to 8 puffs of fostair 200/6 for 2 days because I'm having a flare up. Peaks flows been all over place. Best is 550. Attached a screenshot of pef. Get breathlessness hoovering and coming up my stairs. Even laughing and reading seems to trigger it Also I have no
Hi everyone, 22 y/o m here. Been upped to 8 puffs of fostair 200/6 for 2 days because I'm having a flare up. Peaks flows been all over place. Best is 550. Attached a screenshot of pef. Get breathlessness hoovering and coming up my stairs. Even laughing and reading seems to trigger it Also I have no
Dl98
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Spiriva respimat inhaler, what’s your experience with this one
Hi all So I was changed from symbicort to this new one spiriva inhaler but since I been using it I have a sore throat and my asthma feels worse :(
Hi all So I was changed from symbicort to this new one spiriva inhaler but since I been using it I have a sore throat and my asthma feels worse :(
ash6
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Dry mouth
Hi have a very dry mouth at night, i’ve been told it’s my inhalers. If I don’t take them it Improves but then problems with breathing. The main problem with the dry mouth is waking up in the night three or four times. Any tips or advice
Hi have a very dry mouth at night, i’ve been told it’s my inhalers. If I don’t take them it Improves but then problems with breathing. The main problem with the dry mouth is waking up in the night three or four times. Any tips or advice
Chetwode5
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
PMG and virus
Hi I have PMG and am doing really well, have lowered prednisone to 9mg due to go to 8mg and managed to keep up with regular exercise. Two weeks ago my husband picked up a virus, tickly throat, chesty cough (its not covid) 4 days later he started getting better and I got it but I didn't get better, saw
Hi I have PMG and am doing really well, have lowered prednisone to 9mg due to go to 8mg and managed to keep up with regular exercise. Two weeks ago my husband picked up a virus, tickly throat, chesty cough (its not covid) 4 days later he started getting better and I got it but I didn't get better, saw
Renesch
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
Changing inhalers
Hi. I've been changed from flutiform to fostair due to side effects. I've only been on the fostair a few days but it feels like it's not doing a great deal. My chest & upper back hurt. I laugh, I cough. I feel like I've got more shortness of breath than usual. How long should it take to start working
Hi. I've been changed from flutiform to fostair due to side effects. I've only been on the fostair a few days but it feels like it's not doing a great deal. My chest & upper back hurt. I laugh, I cough. I feel like I've got more shortness of breath than usual. How long should it take to start working
Asthmatic93
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Been told long long wait for vaccine as not Vulnerable ?
Hi Folks I just wanted to gauge opinion in case I am being a bit precious. I belong to a Dr's practice that shares a building with another Dr's practice in Scotland. I have had a difficult few months. 6 months ago massive heart attack 3 hospitals in 24 hours. 3 blocked arteries a ruptured stump ! 3 stents
Hi Folks I just wanted to gauge opinion in case I am being a bit precious. I belong to a Dr's practice that shares a building with another Dr's practice in Scotland. I have had a difficult few months. 6 months ago massive heart attack 3 hospitals in 24 hours. 3 blocked arteries a ruptured stump ! 3 stents
Sootycat
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
What's the next step?
I am usually a very well controlled asthmatic - take sirdupla 125/25 two puffs twice a day and rarely if ever need to use my salbutamol inhaler. Most of my asthma attacks have been able to be managed at home.. as I often get some warning symptoms of having to use my inhaler more. This time, i've
I am usually a very well controlled asthmatic - take sirdupla 125/25 two puffs twice a day and rarely if ever need to use my salbutamol inhaler. Most of my asthma attacks have been able to be managed at home.. as I often get some warning symptoms of having to use my inhaler more. This time, i've
Universalreader
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Fit bit info when in asthma flare up
Wondered if anyone else noticed odd things with fit bit/ other similar watch info when in an asthma flare up/attack. Two weeks ago had a flare up, asthma symptoms lasted about a day and half, which is fairly short for me and managed to get on top of it with reliever and steroid inhaler. During that
Wondered if anyone else noticed odd things with fit bit/ other similar watch info when in an asthma flare up/attack. Two weeks ago had a flare up, asthma symptoms lasted about a day and half, which is fairly short for me and managed to get on top of it with reliever and steroid inhaler. During that
Yellow75
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Hot AC issues?
Hi y'all, My SO has pretty mild asthma, she usually uses the inhaler every couple of weeks due to coughing episodes. One thing that really bothers her is AC turned to heating mode. It immediately makes her "lungs hurt", and causes difficultly breathing. I think I've heard about different "air filtering
Hi y'all, My SO has pretty mild asthma, she usually uses the inhaler every couple of weeks due to coughing episodes. One thing that really bothers her is AC turned to heating mode. It immediately makes her "lungs hurt", and causes difficultly breathing. I think I've heard about different "air filtering
bingobango
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Week 2 Completed
Week 2 run 3 completed really happy with it, although I did need to take my inhaler halfway through today probably because of the wind (not mine 😆), and it wasn’t raining as forecast. Looking forward to week 3.
Week 2 run 3 completed really happy with it, although I did need to take my inhaler halfway through today probably because of the wind (not mine 😆), and it wasn’t raining as forecast. Looking forward to week 3.
Sewnso
Graduate
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Couch to 5K
3 years ago
Repeated mini chest infections anyone else?
I have mild copd and mild asthma. I stopped smoking 2 years ago. I now seem to be constantly ill with mini chest infections. I.e. not bed bound but enough to feel rotten. Chest feels rough, fatigue and feel nausea etc no phlegm though. This happens like 3 times a month i get better in between. Has anyone
I have mild copd and mild asthma. I stopped smoking 2 years ago. I now seem to be constantly ill with mini chest infections. I.e. not bed bound but enough to feel rotten. Chest feels rough, fatigue and feel nausea etc no phlegm though. This happens like 3 times a month i get better in between. Has anyone
Toomuchinfo
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Why is my breathing suddenly so bad?
I have had asthma for years but although I admit I generally haven't taken my preventer regularly I have felt very comfortable. Suddenly my symptoms have become severe. No cough, just tight and unable to breathe easily. When it first started it was terrifying as my chest, diaphragm and ribs felt exhausted
I have had asthma for years but although I admit I generally haven't taken my preventer regularly I have felt very comfortable. Suddenly my symptoms have become severe. No cough, just tight and unable to breathe easily. When it first started it was terrifying as my chest, diaphragm and ribs felt exhausted
Daxigal
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Asthma Community Forum
3 years ago
Doyens Honeycomb Retinal Dystrophy also known as Famillia Dominant Drusen
I have a rare eye condition that is caused by a faulty gene. Doyens Honeycomb Retinal Dystrophy otherwise known as Famillia Dominant Drusen. Im patcially sighted in my right eye other eye isn't so bad at the moment and I am still able to work which is fab. My Question is I do need a good light to
I have a rare eye condition that is caused by a faulty gene. Doyens Honeycomb Retinal Dystrophy otherwise known as Famillia Dominant Drusen. Im patcially sighted in my right eye other eye isn't so bad at the moment and I am still able to work which is fab. My Question is I do need a good light to
Jazzywoman
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Macular Society
4 years ago
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