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Heavy handed with the Salbutamol?
Phew I was lucky this evening. Recently diagnosed with copd and prescribed Salbutamol on 2nd July as was breathless. GP said chest sounded ok so no antibiotics and she prescribed me 7 days of Prednisoline 6 5mg a day. I am now on day 5 and still breathless. This evening on taking Salbutamol found it
Phew I was lucky this evening. Recently diagnosed with copd and prescribed Salbutamol on 2nd July as was breathless. GP said chest sounded ok so no antibiotics and she prescribed me 7 days of Prednisoline 6 5mg a day. I am now on day 5 and still breathless. This evening on taking Salbutamol found it
twinks1954
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
Symbicort SMART-good for relief?
Hi, anyone else on Symbicort smart regime? I had an attack yesterday and found that I did not feel relief from symbicort and found myself grabbing for my salbutamol which after quite a few puffs relieved me. In the past the pharmacist has stated that the salbutamol is quicker acting that the symbicort
Hi, anyone else on Symbicort smart regime? I had an attack yesterday and found that I did not feel relief from symbicort and found myself grabbing for my salbutamol which after quite a few puffs relieved me. In the past the pharmacist has stated that the salbutamol is quicker acting that the symbicort
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Breathlessness-went back to see GP
Diagnosed 2 weeks ago today - Happy Anniversary to me- with COPD after having Spirometry test with Nurse. My FEV1 reading before inhaler was 71 and after 73. FVC was 109. Told me to come back in a year. Prescribed Salbutamol and Qvar100. SOB was constant and when I saw GP yesterday she prescribed
Diagnosed 2 weeks ago today - Happy Anniversary to me- with COPD after having Spirometry test with Nurse. My FEV1 reading before inhaler was 71 and after 73. FVC was 109. Told me to come back in a year. Prescribed Salbutamol and Qvar100. SOB was constant and when I saw GP yesterday she prescribed
twinks1954
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
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Hi. I'm 20 and I've been diagnosed with asthma for the last 16 years, I've had various degrees of control over it throughout the years, ranging from needing salbutamol as needed, to multiple inhalers, tablets, steroids and hospital admissions. I'm diagnosed with mild asthma - the only numbers I have
Hi. I'm 20 and I've been diagnosed with asthma for the last 16 years, I've had various degrees of control over it throughout the years, ranging from needing salbutamol as needed, to multiple inhalers, tablets, steroids and hospital admissions. I'm diagnosed with mild asthma - the only numbers I have
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Nebuliser?
For the last couple of days I have had to use my nebuliser more than I have been doing previously does anyone know what maximum use is. I am using salbutamol and saline.
For the last couple of days I have had to use my nebuliser more than I have been doing previously does anyone know what maximum use is. I am using salbutamol and saline.
jandan
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
Asthma Reveiw and been refered to asthma specialist
Good Evening to everyone, Hope you are all enjoying the hot weather and your hay fever and asthma are not playing you up to much. A few weeks ago I went to see my asthma doctor at my local surgery for an asthma review. He asked me how my asthma was I said it was very up and down at the moment as the
Good Evening to everyone, Hope you are all enjoying the hot weather and your hay fever and asthma are not playing you up to much. A few weeks ago I went to see my asthma doctor at my local surgery for an asthma review. He asked me how my asthma was I said it was very up and down at the moment as the
yaf_user681_6778
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Hay fever !!
Can anyone tell me if I can take hay fever relief nose spray with mtx? Its got beclometasone di propionate as the ingredient and it says its a steroid.ive tried loratidine tablets but they have done nothing,and I'm suffering bigtime !! Please help much love Michelle xxx
Can anyone tell me if I can take hay fever relief nose spray with mtx? Its got beclometasone di propionate as the ingredient and it says its a steroid.ive tried loratidine tablets but they have done nothing,and I'm suffering bigtime !! Please help much love Michelle xxx
Shell1967
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NRAS
11 years ago
Some advice please :)
Ok long story short - my daughter has been suffering with asthma a symptom since birth as well as allergic to dairy and soya which she grew out of. Treated and diagnosed by our local consultant but as she's got older she's having more attacks, hospital admissions and needing more meds. We were referred
Ok long story short - my daughter has been suffering with asthma a symptom since birth as well as allergic to dairy and soya which she grew out of. Treated and diagnosed by our local consultant but as she's got older she's having more attacks, hospital admissions and needing more meds. We were referred
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Feeling low :-(
Off pred for 2 days now an asthma symptoms starting to return. My best peak flow is 450 and I can only blow 300 this morning my symbicort was increased to 400/12 and I'm takeing up 12 puffs of salbutamol throught my spacer. Feeling fed up
Off pred for 2 days now an asthma symptoms starting to return. My best peak flow is 450 and I can only blow 300 this morning my symbicort was increased to 400/12 and I'm takeing up 12 puffs of salbutamol throught my spacer. Feeling fed up
Irishboy
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Does it sound like she will ""grow out of it""?
Hi all, My 2year old little girl has recently been diagnosed with asthma by a peaditrician. She has had a recurring cough since she was 3mths old, croup and a wheezy cough which resulted in a nebuliser and trip hospital. We now have an asthma plan of salbutamol and the brown inhaler (2 puffs morning
Hi all, My 2year old little girl has recently been diagnosed with asthma by a peaditrician. She has had a recurring cough since she was 3mths old, croup and a wheezy cough which resulted in a nebuliser and trip hospital. We now have an asthma plan of salbutamol and the brown inhaler (2 puffs morning
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Ventolin/salbutamol reliever nearly expired
My previous ""blue"" inhaler has just run out and when I went to the medicine cabinet, the other one I had turns out to be about to expire. The ""new"" (i.e. unused) inhaler is the same kind (blue Ventolin Evohaler of 100 micrograms salbutamol sulphate) was prescribed in December 2011 and is stamped
My previous ""blue"" inhaler has just run out and when I went to the medicine cabinet, the other one I had turns out to be about to expire. The ""new"" (i.e. unused) inhaler is the same kind (blue Ventolin Evohaler of 100 micrograms salbutamol sulphate) was prescribed in December 2011 and is stamped
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
can anyone help with my asthma
i have asthma and have since last year as i grew out of it when i was three and then got it back again through catching a chest infection... anyway could someone please help me with ways to deal with the panic attacks that i have every time i have an attack its usually worse at night and i panic because
i have asthma and have since last year as i grew out of it when i was three and then got it back again through catching a chest infection... anyway could someone please help me with ways to deal with the panic attacks that i have every time i have an attack its usually worse at night and i panic because
vixengirl1992
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
Rivaroxaban is not for me, or was it? Aches and pains getting very bad again after 3.5 days off Rivaroxaban.
This is a detailed diary of my situation in the hope that someone has a bright idea, or agrees with my logic, as I have no formal medical knowledge. January 2013 Medication: For longstanding asthma (38 years): Symbicort 400/12, 2 puffs twice a day, and occasional Salbutamol; For longstanding Paroxysmal
This is a detailed diary of my situation in the hope that someone has a bright idea, or agrees with my logic, as I have no formal medical knowledge. January 2013 Medication: For longstanding asthma (38 years): Symbicort 400/12, 2 puffs twice a day, and occasional Salbutamol; For longstanding Paroxysmal
Thomas45
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
11 years ago
Fostair - New Inhaler
I saw my asthma nurse yesterday and she changed my inhaler to a new one ( At least new to me anyway) called Fostair. It's a combination inhaler - Reliever and steroid. I'm presuming the Reliever is Formoterol fumarate dihydrate and the steroid preventer is Beclometasone dipropionate. Just really wanted
I saw my asthma nurse yesterday and she changed my inhaler to a new one ( At least new to me anyway) called Fostair. It's a combination inhaler - Reliever and steroid. I'm presuming the Reliever is Formoterol fumarate dihydrate and the steroid preventer is Beclometasone dipropionate. Just really wanted
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
what is tiotropium?
I have been to the Doc's with what I thought was a throat infection but I was wrong, the symptoms are a tight constricted throat with the feeling of a lump and shortness of breath, my friend suggested it may be anxiety which is more than likely. I have been prescribed tiotropium inhaler, the only other
I have been to the Doc's with what I thought was a throat infection but I was wrong, the symptoms are a tight constricted throat with the feeling of a lump and shortness of breath, my friend suggested it may be anxiety which is more than likely. I have been prescribed tiotropium inhaler, the only other
lustre
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
saline nebules
I have been to the doctors today she has given me saline nebs to try ,do i put the neb in on there own in the chamber or mix it with the salbutamol thankk you
I have been to the doctors today she has given me saline nebs to try ,do i put the neb in on there own in the chamber or mix it with the salbutamol thankk you
newlands
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 years ago
Flixotide nebules
I was wondering if anyone has these as their usual preventer at all? I'm tempted to ask my consultant if we can try them - I find flixotide really irritates my throat and takes away my voice, and as I find salbutamol easier to deal with in a neb, I was hoping I might the Flixotide too. We are running
I was wondering if anyone has these as their usual preventer at all? I'm tempted to ask my consultant if we can try them - I find flixotide really irritates my throat and takes away my voice, and as I find salbutamol easier to deal with in a neb, I was hoping I might the Flixotide too. We are running
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Running 10k
Well i ran the Liverpool tunnel 10k today It wasn't my best time (01:14:07) but i don't mind too much - i was plagued by a stitch for a long time then my chest tightened up around 5k :-( Took my inhaler before we started - and was quite surprised at just HOW MANY people i saw taking inhalers (and
Well i ran the Liverpool tunnel 10k today It wasn't my best time (01:14:07) but i don't mind too much - i was plagued by a stitch for a long time then my chest tightened up around 5k :-( Took my inhaler before we started - and was quite surprised at just HOW MANY people i saw taking inhalers (and
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Asthma medication side effects - 5 yr old
Hi all It is my 1st time on the forum. My daughter was diagnosed with asthma at 6 months old and has been on various inhalers and meds. She is now 5yrs old and takes seritide & salbutamol via a spacer. She also has montelucast which has recently been changed from the granules to the chewable tablet
Hi all It is my 1st time on the forum. My daughter was diagnosed with asthma at 6 months old and has been on various inhalers and meds. She is now 5yrs old and takes seritide & salbutamol via a spacer. She also has montelucast which has recently been changed from the granules to the chewable tablet
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Asthma Community Forum
11 years ago
Advice for severe asthma and 1st consultant appt?
Hi, I'm new to the forum but have had asthma for about 10 years as an adult. I have been very ill for the past 3 years with lyme disease and another infection called Bartonella, after an insect bite in Southern England. I have always been able to manage my asthma with becotide inhalers at 100mcg - 200mcg
Hi, I'm new to the forum but have had asthma for about 10 years as an adult. I have been very ill for the past 3 years with lyme disease and another infection called Bartonella, after an insect bite in Southern England. I have always been able to manage my asthma with becotide inhalers at 100mcg - 200mcg
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11 years ago
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