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Asthma control over Christmas
This is going to be a long post so please bear with me. My asthma's been pretty unpredictable since the weather turned colder, twice daily peak flows look great, but I keep having sudden attacks which take a lot of salbutamol to bring under control. I went to the doctors last week and had my Seretide
This is going to be a long post so please bear with me. My asthma's been pretty unpredictable since the weather turned colder, twice daily peak flows look great, but I keep having sudden attacks which take a lot of salbutamol to bring under control. I went to the doctors last week and had my Seretide
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14 years ago
Beclometasone preventer inhaler and eating chocolate
I love chocolate and have been ill for a couple of weeks with asthma but not quite sure if it reacts with the
beclometasone
and
salbutamol
or not? many thanks Karen
I love chocolate and have been ill for a couple of weeks with asthma but not quite sure if it reacts with the
beclometasone
and
salbutamol
or not? many thanks Karen
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15 years ago
Hi from a new member
Hi all, My story Im Kate, 16 years old and was diagnosed with asthma last year. In the past 2 months I’ve been in hospital twice. The first time was really scary and they couldn’t control it at my local hospital so I was transferred to a kid hospital and put in Intensive care on CPAP (non-invasive
Hi all, My story Im Kate, 16 years old and was diagnosed with asthma last year. In the past 2 months I’ve been in hospital twice. The first time was really scary and they couldn’t control it at my local hospital so I was transferred to a kid hospital and put in Intensive care on CPAP (non-invasive
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16 years ago
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Self-inflicted suffering
I did the 10k RNLI reindeer run at knowsley safari park this morning. It was great fun but i'm feeling it now. I was fine for over 6k but then it sort of hit me in both my legs and chest! I could see the 7k marker but just couldn't keep going. I stopped running and walked for a while and also took my
I did the 10k RNLI reindeer run at knowsley safari park this morning. It was great fun but i'm feeling it now. I was fine for over 6k but then it sort of hit me in both my legs and chest! I could see the 7k marker but just couldn't keep going. I stopped running and walked for a while and also took my
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13 years ago
salbutamol weirdness.
I've found recently if I'm using it for tightness, it makes me really lightheaded to the point where I usually have to lay down due to feeling like I'll pass out and I feel really sick. I'm ok if I'm using it for coughing and shortness of breath. I'll sound stupid, but it puts me off using it with tightness
I've found recently if I'm using it for tightness, it makes me really lightheaded to the point where I usually have to lay down due to feeling like I'll pass out and I feel really sick. I'm ok if I'm using it for coughing and shortness of breath. I'll sound stupid, but it puts me off using it with tightness
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13 years ago
Scared, confused and in need to help
Hi I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me. In November I had a weird reaction after eating some Japense meso paste which was put down to an allergic reaction. After this I had several reactions that involved feeling itchy and have a weird sensation about me that I knew something bad was about
Hi I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me. In November I had a weird reaction after eating some Japense meso paste which was put down to an allergic reaction. After this I had several reactions that involved feeling itchy and have a weird sensation about me that I knew something bad was about
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15 years ago
Salmeterol - had side effects
Just came back from the docs. He prescribed Salmeterol last Friday, but by Sunday I was having worse attacks, dizzines and nausea, so went back today. He took me straight off it. These are rare side effects (less than 1 in 10000 people experience them apparently). I'm now on a doubled up dose of Beclometasone
Just came back from the docs. He prescribed Salmeterol last Friday, but by Sunday I was having worse attacks, dizzines and nausea, so went back today. He took me straight off it. These are rare side effects (less than 1 in 10000 people experience them apparently). I'm now on a doubled up dose of Beclometasone
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16 years ago
Not improving
Hi people, I caught a virus over 2 weeks ago and it immediately made my asthma worse, treated myself for the virus and gave it a few days to improve hoping to avoid oral steroids. No such luck. Been on 7 days of prednisolone and have 3 days of course to take...... trouble is i'm still struggling, salbutamol
Hi people, I caught a virus over 2 weeks ago and it immediately made my asthma worse, treated myself for the virus and gave it a few days to improve hoping to avoid oral steroids. No such luck. Been on 7 days of prednisolone and have 3 days of course to take...... trouble is i'm still struggling, salbutamol
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14 years ago
3 down, Hoping not 1 to go!
Hubby is asthmatic, daughter is asthmatic and now I've just been told it is highly likely I am asthmatic too! After suffering three weeks with what initially was a dreadful cough coming out of nowhere and leaving me exhausted. The first call I made was to emergency docs one night as I was struggling
Hubby is asthmatic, daughter is asthmatic and now I've just been told it is highly likely I am asthmatic too! After suffering three weeks with what initially was a dreadful cough coming out of nowhere and leaving me exhausted. The first call I made was to emergency docs one night as I was struggling
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14 years ago
Relievers for reversibility test
Not quite sure what was going on, I posted this and got multiple copies, deleted duplicates and then loads vanished! Anyway...just wondering if it's possible to request a different inhaler/drug to be used for reversibility testing, and if so how? Saw on the form today it said salbutamol which seems
Not quite sure what was going on, I posted this and got multiple copies, deleted duplicates and then loads vanished! Anyway...just wondering if it's possible to request a different inhaler/drug to be used for reversibility testing, and if so how? Saw on the form today it said salbutamol which seems
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13 years ago
I'm stepping down meds - experiences please?
After a period time when my asthma was not well controlled, it's been behaving for about 5 months now, so yesterday my doctor said he was going to start stepping down my meds. Up until then I was taking Beclometasone 200, Salmeterol and montelukast. As of yesterday I'm now off the montelukast (singulair
After a period time when my asthma was not well controlled, it's been behaving for about 5 months now, so yesterday my doctor said he was going to start stepping down my meds. Up until then I was taking Beclometasone 200, Salmeterol and montelukast. As of yesterday I'm now off the montelukast (singulair
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15 years ago
Rapid acceleration of symptoms after diagnosis
I was diagnosed with adult onset asthma (mild) about 6 months ago, and since then I've gone from using
Salbutamol
, to using
Beclometasone
, and today have had salmeterol inhaler added to the collection. Seems that since diagnosis my respiratory health has declined rapidly.
I was diagnosed with adult onset asthma (mild) about 6 months ago, and since then I've gone from using
Salbutamol
, to using
Beclometasone
, and today have had salmeterol inhaler added to the collection. Seems that since diagnosis my respiratory health has declined rapidly.
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16 years ago
Reliever used for reversibility testing
Saw on the form today they want to do another reversibility test, using salbutamol again. Is there any way of asking them to use something else, maybe Atrovent? I've been wondering if the reason my last reversibility test showed nothing was because they used salbutamol which I've never responded to
Saw on the form today they want to do another reversibility test, using salbutamol again. Is there any way of asking them to use something else, maybe Atrovent? I've been wondering if the reason my last reversibility test showed nothing was because they used salbutamol which I've never responded to
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13 years ago
Diet and nutrition
Hi Has anyone tried changing their diet or taken supplements and seen an improvement in their asthma symptoms? I have had asthma since I was a child. Fortunately it has been well managed with Becotide/Clenil and salbutamol but this year I have been having trouble (good peak flow and no wheezing but
Hi Has anyone tried changing their diet or taken supplements and seen an improvement in their asthma symptoms? I have had asthma since I was a child. Fortunately it has been well managed with Becotide/Clenil and salbutamol but this year I have been having trouble (good peak flow and no wheezing but
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13 years ago
types of chestpain
Been having some quite bad pains in my chest. sometimes in the middle, sometimes on the left side. to me they feel totally different from any asthma pains and i assumed it was more like a heart pain. been to a & e about it on the day I was wearing my Halter (24h ECG) so immediately they did an ECG (i
Been having some quite bad pains in my chest. sometimes in the middle, sometimes on the left side. to me they feel totally different from any asthma pains and i assumed it was more like a heart pain. been to a & e about it on the day I was wearing my Halter (24h ECG) so immediately they did an ECG (i
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13 years ago
Novovirus
Just had a unique experience due to Novovirus closing chest wards, stayed on a ward that was crashed open hence at first there was only beds! No tables, lockers, water jugs or more worringly enough nebulisers. I was ok because i have my nebs via O2 but 1 nebuliser for 18 patients is a bit scary. The
Just had a unique experience due to Novovirus closing chest wards, stayed on a ward that was crashed open hence at first there was only beds! No tables, lockers, water jugs or more worringly enough nebulisers. I was ok because i have my nebs via O2 but 1 nebuliser for 18 patients is a bit scary. The
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17 years ago
Walk in centres grrr!
I went to the walk in centre today because I was silly and forgot to do my repeat. I have everything except Singulair. Since I've just come off citalopram and I'm suffering with dizzy spells I didn't want any more withdrawal effects over the weekend. I sat for an hour, which I fully expected after
I went to the walk in centre today because I was silly and forgot to do my repeat. I have everything except Singulair. Since I've just come off citalopram and I'm suffering with dizzy spells I didn't want any more withdrawal effects over the weekend. I sat for an hour, which I fully expected after
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17 years ago
Out of control asthma: how do I survive?
I have a *probable* dx of intrinsic asthma - the ""challenge"" test of a few weeks ago indicated that I don't have the allergic type. They seem to have eliminated other causes for my chronic cough, chest tightness and wheezing...every year I get a ""cold"" that lasts 2-3 months, then I still cough when
I have a *probable* dx of intrinsic asthma - the ""challenge"" test of a few weeks ago indicated that I don't have the allergic type. They seem to have eliminated other causes for my chronic cough, chest tightness and wheezing...every year I get a ""cold"" that lasts 2-3 months, then I still cough when
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17 years ago
cramping
Hi everyone, I haven't been here in a long time, almost a year I guess, what with moving house twice and various other things ive just not had time to visit here and ive missed it! it's really changed since the last time i visited!! I'm in desperate need of some advice, ever since i've been taking Beclometasone
Hi everyone, I haven't been here in a long time, almost a year I guess, what with moving house twice and various other things ive just not had time to visit here and ive missed it! it's really changed since the last time i visited!! I'm in desperate need of some advice, ever since i've been taking Beclometasone
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18 years ago
First appointment with asthma clinic
I'm getting antsy because I've finally booked in with my GP's asthma clinic, and I'm really nervous that the practice nurse will be pants. My asthma's not bad, but it's not fabulously well managed. I was loosely diagnosed just over a year ago, and I've had no kind of review or plan or anything since
I'm getting antsy because I've finally booked in with my GP's asthma clinic, and I'm really nervous that the practice nurse will be pants. My asthma's not bad, but it's not fabulously well managed. I was loosely diagnosed just over a year ago, and I've had no kind of review or plan or anything since
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