Experiences with

Sereflo

Had an asthma, telephone review and currently on sereflo and ventolin. She advised to try Trelegy instead of Sereflo and ventolin as needed..

Stuff asthma nurse has me on: Spiriva £49.99 Sereflo £30.49 Montelukast £13 ish Ventolin £9 Result very bad asthma mornings hell going through ventolin having to go through a drilling from asthma nurse for using too much to the point I have been buying ventolin online.

I also use Sereflo twice per day, so I only use Ventolin as a back up if the symptoms of asthma become worse. If you do have similar issues, do you have any strategies to deal with them? Thankyou.

Nurse has told me to stop ventolin and my preventer sereflo, and to use symbicort only. Said she loves it... 😂 hoping i have the same enthusiasm soon. Anyone find that it’s been a help?

So I’ve now been put on sereflo. I’m using my blue inhaler everyday without fail, multiple times. I’m on a Nasal spray for PND, also . The blue inhaler mostly helps when I have tightness and wheezing, which is a positive for full on attacks.

GP changed inhaler from sirdupla to sereflo 2 months ago Now getting more mucus and my tolerance to exercise Is significantly reduced Getting some upper chest discomfort after say 5 minutes of exercise Any thoughts?

The nurse tried me on symbicort and it didn’t really do much (I was on sereflo before this). My dad told me when his asthma got worse his nurse put him on fostair and it’s been life changing. He said he’s not had to use his reliever since.

Hello everyone, I have mild to moderate asthma, recently increased dosage to 2 puffs twice a day of sereflo 125/25. My mum has decided she wants to work in a supermarket during this crisis and is adamant that it doesn't bring an additional risk as long as she washes her hands.

Hi All, I'm 65 and was on Seretide for a long time, this was changed to Sereflo a few months ago. I seem to have a constant tickle/irritation since being on the Sereflo.

I can't see any reason why Sereflo -- which is nearly half the price of Seretide to the NHS -- would not be suitable but I don't know!

When I collected the item it was another inhaler called Sereflo 25/250mg. I had never heard of this never mind have it prescribed to me? Does anybody know what this inhaler is and what it’s used for. Thank you.

GP changed me from seretide to sereflo ... all at the same time. Had 2 weeks on steroids and chlarythromycin..... now chest X-ray and high dose of co-amoziclav and the nausea is horrendous and also vomiting.

Recently the pharmacy lead from CCG swapped me to Sereflo. Been on 2 weeks of steroids and chlarythromycin due to exacerbation of asthma...... coincidence?

He has now prescibed me other alterantive Sereflo 250. My question is, are practitioners allowed to change your medication without consent.