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Reliever inhalers
Hi I’m on salbutamol as a reliever which I don’t find very effective, I also suffer bad cramps all over my body if I do have to use it, are there any other relievers for asthma available ? Thanks Tracy
Hi I’m on salbutamol as a reliever which I don’t find very effective, I also suffer bad cramps all over my body if I do have to use it, are there any other relievers for asthma available ? Thanks Tracy
Tray-ce
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Feel like I’m going round in circles
Feeling frustrated, I have been passed from specialist to specialist since late 2014 still with no real answers. A good year meant discharged from tertiary care. But I’m not awaiting referral once again following three courses of pred in 5 months and being on unlicensed doses of ciclesonde and spriva
Feeling frustrated, I have been passed from specialist to specialist since late 2014 still with no real answers. A good year meant discharged from tertiary care. But I’m not awaiting referral once again following three courses of pred in 5 months and being on unlicensed doses of ciclesonde and spriva
Emmaleigh
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
long term nebs
hi i am new having COPD for 10years but just try to get on with it lol ! i have frequent exacerbations take STEROIDS IPATROPIUM BROMIDE AND SALBUTAMOL by nebs if i cannot use my inhalers spiriva and flutoform , i have been on the nebs since being in hospital having pnuemonia for 7 weeks
hi i am new having COPD for 10years but just try to get on with it lol ! i have frequent exacerbations take STEROIDS IPATROPIUM BROMIDE AND SALBUTAMOL by nebs if i cannot use my inhalers spiriva and flutoform , i have been on the nebs since being in hospital having pnuemonia for 7 weeks
merryxmas2013
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
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A whinge
Hi all. So i’ve got a chest infection and am on my fifth lot of pred in 12months. I’m breathless, sore and wheezy, feeling unpleasantly hyped from the pred, and my hands are shaking so much from salbutamol I can barely type. Fun! Can anyone relate?
Hi all. So i’ve got a chest infection and am on my fifth lot of pred in 12months. I’m breathless, sore and wheezy, feeling unpleasantly hyped from the pred, and my hands are shaking so much from salbutamol I can barely type. Fun! Can anyone relate?
lucia_m
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
New drugs, new side effects - yippeee
Hi all If you want to bore yourself to tears read my previous post to get a background in the recent events. If not, can someone just verify these side effects from my new drugs are normal. Been put on fostair and spiriva respimat. These are the two new inhalers I’ve started. I’m experiencing severe
Hi all If you want to bore yourself to tears read my previous post to get a background in the recent events. If not, can someone just verify these side effects from my new drugs are normal. Been put on fostair and spiriva respimat. These are the two new inhalers I’ve started. I’m experiencing severe
Barbie999
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Cough variant asthma help !
I have not found anything to help I was up all night I have a headache ! And I really want to cough something up at this point. I’m on symbacort and a rescue inhaler albuterol . I feel horrid I’m a non smoker hardly drink I use great house filters and I vaccume over and over just to keep my cat hair
I have not found anything to help I was up all night I have a headache ! And I really want to cough something up at this point. I’m on symbacort and a rescue inhaler albuterol . I feel horrid I’m a non smoker hardly drink I use great house filters and I vaccume over and over just to keep my cat hair
Anelson1102
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
nasal cannula
i am really struggling with this nasal cannula my nose is so sore i have to use it between my lips i am onto my 7th week struggling with copd after having pnuemonia am on ipratropium and salbutamol nebs and steroids and now the chemist tells me they are having difficulty in getting hold of ipatropium
i am really struggling with this nasal cannula my nose is so sore i have to use it between my lips i am onto my 7th week struggling with copd after having pnuemonia am on ipratropium and salbutamol nebs and steroids and now the chemist tells me they are having difficulty in getting hold of ipatropium
sirolf3742
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Kicking those lung buddies in the butt
Those who frequent this forum will probably have seen my posts but cliff notes: I’ve been treated for severe asthma for a while but doc thinks there’s something else adding to it as I’m atypical; things got worse again before Christmas and have been shaky since; had amoxicillin, co-amoxiclav, and doxycycline
Those who frequent this forum will probably have seen my posts but cliff notes: I’ve been treated for severe asthma for a while but doc thinks there’s something else adding to it as I’m atypical; things got worse again before Christmas and have been shaky since; had amoxicillin, co-amoxiclav, and doxycycline
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
Nebulisers
I had to visit A&E last night & was put on nzebuliser with fluid & salbutamol, the Dr said even steam can help & I wondered if anyone uses an at home nebuliser with only water..no meds...just so steam can help open airways...if so, is it ordinary tap water, or sterilised satchets or saline...advice please
I had to visit A&E last night & was put on nzebuliser with fluid & salbutamol, the Dr said even steam can help & I wondered if anyone uses an at home nebuliser with only water..no meds...just so steam can help open airways...if so, is it ordinary tap water, or sterilised satchets or saline...advice please
Chokit
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Salbutamol
When you use this for emergency relief, is it 10 individual doses through the spacer or do you pump in 10 doses at once then inhale?.....
When you use this for emergency relief, is it 10 individual doses through the spacer or do you pump in 10 doses at once then inhale?.....
Chokit
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Newly diagnosed
Hi friends I was just going to introduce my self my name is Karyee it is pounced like Carrie I was just diagnosed on the 7th of this month with COPD and found out I have a 7mm mass in my left lung since my Lung Doctor put me on Anoro® Elliot® and albuterol inhalers
Hi friends I was just going to introduce my self my name is Karyee it is pounced like Carrie I was just diagnosed on the 7th of this month with COPD and found out I have a 7mm mass in my left lung since my Lung Doctor put me on Anoro® Elliot® and albuterol inhalers
Cutie_03
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COPD Friends
5 years ago
Navigating asthma
Hi everyone. I was diagnosed with full-blown asthma last year after more than a decade of fighting progressively worsening hayfever/allergy symptoms and two failed rounds of immunotherapy. The first combined preventative inhaler I tried gave me migraines. The second type prolonged tension headaches.
Hi everyone. I was diagnosed with full-blown asthma last year after more than a decade of fighting progressively worsening hayfever/allergy symptoms and two failed rounds of immunotherapy. The first combined preventative inhaler I tried gave me migraines. The second type prolonged tension headaches.
Expectations
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
I'm new here and rather scared to be on the site. First time for me.
I've been diagnosed with copd moderate stage and cant get my breathing under control whatsoever. Dr. has tried incruse ellipta and had bad sinus infection so took me off it and have just had the worst time with sprivia respimat. Thought I was having a heart attack. Only using my salbutamol handyhaler
I've been diagnosed with copd moderate stage and cant get my breathing under control whatsoever. Dr. has tried incruse ellipta and had bad sinus infection so took me off it and have just had the worst time with sprivia respimat. Thought I was having a heart attack. Only using my salbutamol handyhaler
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
5 years ago
At what point do you usually take oral steroids?
Adult onset asthma 4 years ago. Viruses, cold air, sometimes exercise, some chemicals and smoke. To be honest I’ve always been faintly like this, it just got significantly worse after my first pregnancy. No allergies though some chemicals seem to sometimes make me cough if I’m a bit inflamed. Never
Adult onset asthma 4 years ago. Viruses, cold air, sometimes exercise, some chemicals and smoke. To be honest I’ve always been faintly like this, it just got significantly worse after my first pregnancy. No allergies though some chemicals seem to sometimes make me cough if I’m a bit inflamed. Never
haggisplant
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Theophylline (and query about lung function tests)
Hello all, I saw a consultant today who has prescribed theophylline. I've just read up on it and note on the Asthma UK site that regular blood tests are recommended to keep an eye on dosage levels... my consultant never mentioned this. Can anyone on theophylline advise whether they have regular blood
Hello all, I saw a consultant today who has prescribed theophylline. I've just read up on it and note on the Asthma UK site that regular blood tests are recommended to keep an eye on dosage levels... my consultant never mentioned this. Can anyone on theophylline advise whether they have regular blood
Mogget
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Active Cycle of Breathing alongside Nebulisers
Not sure if everyone with bronchiectasis has to do this, but my mum does physiotherapy and other techniques alongside the nebuliser ( saline, plus salbutamol when needed) e.g. one method is called The Active Cycle of Breathing which helps her a lot to get the phlegm up and her oxygen saturation levels
Not sure if everyone with bronchiectasis has to do this, but my mum does physiotherapy and other techniques alongside the nebuliser ( saline, plus salbutamol when needed) e.g. one method is called The Active Cycle of Breathing which helps her a lot to get the phlegm up and her oxygen saturation levels
Response
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
Consultant appointment today
Yes I went to my appointment today. He is considering conditions that mimic asthma as I do not have family history of asthma only allergies and excema and hayfever. He said it does look like asthma but then he said infections can mimic asthma also. Now I am wondering! He also said about doing spirometry
Yes I went to my appointment today. He is considering conditions that mimic asthma as I do not have family history of asthma only allergies and excema and hayfever. He said it does look like asthma but then he said infections can mimic asthma also. Now I am wondering! He also said about doing spirometry
Prestart55
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Asthma Community Forum
6 years ago
Review
Went gp today for review of medication. Requested by myzelf. I Have been taking budesimide spiriva and salbutamol for 5 years. Told to carry on with this. Deterioation over time inevitable I was told and I accept,but should there have been some discussion around treatment. I felt like I was being fobbed
Went gp today for review of medication. Requested by myzelf. I Have been taking budesimide spiriva and salbutamol for 5 years. Told to carry on with this. Deterioation over time inevitable I was told and I accept,but should there have been some discussion around treatment. I felt like I was being fobbed
hamster67
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
Query about reverse t3
I think this is a question for Diogenes. Following some study for a course I have been thinking about t3. I have always assumed that a free t3 blood result will have a proportion of reverse t3 in the result. Is this correct? And liothyronine medication, is it formulated with only the active t3 or is
I think this is a question for Diogenes. Following some study for a course I have been thinking about t3. I have always assumed that a free t3 blood result will have a proportion of reverse t3 in the result. Is this correct? And liothyronine medication, is it formulated with only the active t3 or is
cjrsquared
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Advice needed!!!! Things have changed for my son
Long story but need advice. My son is 5. He's on seretide 125 (2 puffs twice a day), montelukast everynight, azithromycin three days a week, ceterizine 5ml (twice a day) ,piriton when needed, salbutamol when needed, fluticasone steroid nasal spray (twice a day). He's been diagnosed with modarate-severe
Long story but need advice. My son is 5. He's on seretide 125 (2 puffs twice a day), montelukast everynight, azithromycin three days a week, ceterizine 5ml (twice a day) ,piriton when needed, salbutamol when needed, fluticasone steroid nasal spray (twice a day). He's been diagnosed with modarate-severe
Sammibabesx
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Asthma Community Forum
6 years ago
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