Experiences with

Serevent

My doctor changed my inhaler from Atimos modulite to Serevent. I've been using it for two days. My question is how long do you have to use serevent for it to take full effect? Have any of you had experience with this inhaler? Thank you for all your replies.

Serevent gives me evil level tinnitus Braltus gives me blurred vision Is there a inhaler which does not give side effects Grump

I have just tried Serevent for the first time and after a couple of hours my Tinnitus is screaming !!!! I cant remember having it that bad OUCH !!!!

I have tried other treatments which were a no go, eg montelukast gave me a rash, LABAs like serevent which made my heart thump, and anything propelled with alcohol is ruled out. My asthma is well controlled which is the good news.

We visited the DR today as she’s under their complex case needs due to all of this and other things and has now been put on accuhaler in the hopes that this will work and has been referred for X-rays also as they cannot understand why nothing really seems to be helping.

I have tried quite a few different inhalers recently a few of them have serevent in them that doesn’t suit me it tightens my chest immediately. Just looking for one that I haven’t tried.

Had 10 days without anything other than inhalers (serevent and salbutamol) Christmas day cough was worse and yesterday had to go back to yet another rexcue pack. My chest sounds clear during mid day time and morning is the worst and ev ening.

At the moment she carries a salbutamol inhaler for flare ups and uses serevent and ciclesonide (Alvesco) inhalers and is on itraconazole for an aspergillus growth in one of her lungs.

At the moment she carries a salbutamol inhaler for flare ups and uses serevent and ciclesonide (Alvesco) inhalers and is on itraconazole for an aspergillus growth in one of her lungs.

Having had similar issues on Fostair, Symbicort, Flutiform, Serevent, or indeed anything with a LABA in it I suspect that I am just over sensitive to it.

Obviously i know everyone is different, but i am just looking to hear some stories (good or bad) so i can get an idea of what i could expect etc :) I have just been changed from the inhalers i have been on for 10+ years (Serevent and Beclomethasone) to Fostair 100/6.

I found that when I went back to my previous treatment of Serevent and Qvar the tremors went away, but I am told there are no combination inhalers that have a different long acting beta agonist, is this true?

Despite being on three different inhalers Bricanyl, Pulmicourt and Serevent, I needed regular nebulisers and had several admissions to hospital each year. After six months of being on Hydroxychloroquine the asthma just stopped??

A few years ago I was put on 2 daily preventatives - Serevent and Flixotide which certainly helped. The pharmaceutical company then joined them together as Seretide and I have never looked back. Now I am so well that very often I forget to take the Ventolin inhaler with me when going out.

I take serevent and clenil, I know serevent is not on the list but clenil is. I have 100mcg but I take that 4 puffs morning and 4 evening. So 800mcg a day or is it only if the actual inhaler is 250mcg? Does that put me in the at risk group that should be shielding?

I am 65 years old and take Qvar inhaler 2 puffs twice a day along with Serevent inhaler 2 puffs twice a day plus 1 Montelucast tablet at night. Do I self isolate ? The info is confusing.

I was previously taking Serevent and Beclomethasone. Does anyone take this and if so, is it a good inhaler to be on/better than the 2 i was on previously? I have had Asthma for 30 years and only ever tried one other inhaler, than my 2 old ones. Thanks :) Any info you have would be appreciated!

Hi I have been a long term asthmatic and I was wondering if people could recommend a light weight portable nebuliser going on holiday soon and was wondering which was the best for ventolin and serevent nebules . If you have any experience with them good or bad let me know.

I used to be on serevent then sere tide before they moved me across to flutiform. Both the flutiform and montelukast were introduced at the same time and are fairly recent. Not sure if it is either or none of these and not sure if it is entirely unrelated. Anybody?

I take serevent or seretide (fluticasone with Salmeterol - purple inhaler) my preventer twice a day. I ensure take blue inhaler 4 times a day more if needed. Paracetamol for pain from coughing and I have on repeat prescription rescue steroid tablets prednisolone (8 x 5mg tablets a day for 5 days).