Experiences with

Seretide

I have just been prescribed Qvar 100 after I had to stop taking Seretide 125 due to side effects. I was prescribed the Seretide a week ago as the Clenil inhaler wasn't doing much to control my asthma (waking up several times a night, needing my ventolin inhaler multiple times a day etc).

After months of self denial I finally accepted my situation and doctor started me on seretide diskus. AM and PM. I also have hyperparathyroidism which is already causing me fatigue and anxiety. Any positive comments on this inhaler?

I am on Seretide, Tiotropium, Azithromycin 3x week، Montelukast omeperazole, Prednisone 10mg . I have noticed that my heart rate spikes around 101 bpm after using seretide and does not go away 3-4 hours after its use, and after meals. ECG is perfectly normal.

Hi there, I was on seretide (250mg/ morning & evening ) inhaler, montelukast (evening)tablets, Ventolin (when needed)and antihistamines for almost 2 years (since end 2021) taking all as prescribed.

Hello, I’m currently taking Seretide 50 Evohaler, always with an aero chamber. Despite this, I find a lot of the medicine ends up on my mouth, especially my tongue, and that i end up losing a lot of my taste. Has anyone else had this?

So I’m wondering how much extra I am going to need to take compared to Seretide? I had very occasional palpitations with Seretide, and not notice any side effects yet with Fostair other than a very slight tremble of my fingers. Thank you

Is there any feedback on seretide 100

I’ve been given Seretide now but I’m so worried the same thing will happen so I’ve been too scared to try it. Has anyone who had bad side effects with Fostair been ok on Seretide? Thank you!

I suppose my question to you all is : is Fostair 100/6 equivalent to Seretide 250 and have I given it sufficienct time to ‘bed in’ from 5 June til now? Or should go back to dr and probably see yet another different one to get their take on what to do?

While I was up in the middle of the night last night, I suddenly thought that the onset of my stomach issues has coincided with me being put on Fostair instead of Seretide. Anyone have a similar experience? Thanks Kim

Help I'm so frustrated and confused, 2 years or so ago I was ok just blue inhalor was quite active etc Had an exacerbation then covid and then went on basic brown inhalor then luforbec Seretide 125 Fostair nexthaler Montelukast Trimbow Revalr ellipta Was on seretide for 1.5 years, still very symptomatic

Influenzae, AF mold is negative MTb is also negative I’ve been taking Seretide 25/250, Tiotropium revolizer, Montelukast, Beclomethasone nasal spray, Azithromycin on an alternate days, Moxifloxacin has been completed for the exacerbation, Prednisone is continued I just wanted to introduce myself

I have flagged this up with my GP and she has written the issue on my next prescription , although when I discussed it with the pharmacy they were not convinced they would be able to supply the original Seretide Inhaler. Anybody else had this problem.

He wanted me to go down from Seretide 500 twice a day to Seretide 50 twice a day (!) and then eventually use a 100/6 Fostair whenever I needed it , which is bizarre when he says I don't have asthma at all...I explained I've tried Fostair in the past 3 times but he wouldn't listen.

I'm a little concerned as been on seretide for years. When I get switched it triggers flares and I've already had loads of time of work. I work part time. I also think I'm OK on sertide as been on for over 15 years.

So a bit of a vicious circle - is the Seretide causing the throat burn or is the reflux causing the throat burn. Does anyone else have this and have you found anything to counter the burny throat?

I previously used Seretide (and salamol reliever) in the past I've never had a combination inhaler before, just wondering if people here reccomend them?

I have been using Seretide Evo 250 for several years. I am careful to prime the inhaler at the beginning with 4 puffs and shake it adequately before use every time. I store it correctly and keep it (the spray nozzle in particular) clean.

As the steroid in my Seretide inhaler is thought likely to be the cause of my recently diagnosed adrenal insufficiency, he proposes to switch me from Seretide to Fostair as the steroid in that is less potent.

I was diagnosed with Addisons in May 2023 and have been using inhaled steroids / seretide for chronic Asthma for 20+ years.