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Be very careful today Thursday DUST is coming over from the Sahara to the south and other places, if your not well like me you'll need your nebulizer ,oxygen and any other MEDS ready. So u don't get caught out as hospital is a no go area at the moment, blimey what a state to get into when your care is
Be very careful today Thursday DUST is coming over from the Sahara to the south and other places, if your not well like me you'll need your nebulizer ,oxygen and any other MEDS ready. So u don't get caught out as hospital is a no go area at the moment, blimey what a state to get into when your care is
Colours23
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Home, but it's hard..
After 11 days in the hospital, with 2 life-threatening attacks and an allergic reaction in that time, I was discharged yesterday. I'm glad to be home, of course I am..but things really aren't as good as they should be. In the hospital, once I was out of Resus, I was on 4-hourly Ventolin nebs, and 6-
After 11 days in the hospital, with 2 life-threatening attacks and an allergic reaction in that time, I was discharged yesterday. I'm glad to be home, of course I am..but things really aren't as good as they should be. In the hospital, once I was out of Resus, I was on 4-hourly Ventolin nebs, and 6-
servewithmintsauce
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Nebuliser
Morning everyone, 1st time posting. My Dad has COPD and has been prescribed nebuliser medicines. The dilemma is, which Nebuliser to purchase? Any advice would be appreciated.
Morning everyone, 1st time posting. My Dad has COPD and has been prescribed nebuliser medicines. The dilemma is, which Nebuliser to purchase? Any advice would be appreciated.
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9 years ago
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Hi, all. If you're not interested in the intro, skip down to the triple-asterisk :P I'm Matt, I'm 17, and I have asthma. I'm on the following for this: - Montelukast 10mg, one tablet per day - Fostair 100/6mcg, 2 puffs three times a day - Atrovent 20mcg, 2 puffs two-to-three times a day + before ice
Hi, all. If you're not interested in the intro, skip down to the triple-asterisk :P I'm Matt, I'm 17, and I have asthma. I'm on the following for this: - Montelukast 10mg, one tablet per day - Fostair 100/6mcg, 2 puffs three times a day - Atrovent 20mcg, 2 puffs two-to-three times a day + before ice
servewithmintsauce
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9 years ago
Sawhitehead
My dad has copd and has just been prescribed a nebuliser. Which nebuliser is the best to purchase?
My dad has copd and has just been prescribed a nebuliser. Which nebuliser is the best to purchase?
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Mild emphysema
I was diagnosed with mild emphysema I am all ready battling third stage prostate cancer I think the cancer is in remission because my PSA is down I am on oxygen at night 2 liters and a nebulizer 2 to 3 times a day mostly just two times.but when I wake up I fell real bad depressed panic attracts Doctor
I was diagnosed with mild emphysema I am all ready battling third stage prostate cancer I think the cancer is in remission because my PSA is down I am on oxygen at night 2 liters and a nebulizer 2 to 3 times a day mostly just two times.but when I wake up I fell real bad depressed panic attracts Doctor
Glenver
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Hi from the hospital!
Back in, lucky escape from ICU this time :/ I was on the wrong dose of my combination inhaler anyway, so I'd been feeling off for a few weeks. Suddenly I woke up at about 2:00am on Monday morning with severe shortness of breath which soon, despite my best efforts with my relievers, turned into a complete
Back in, lucky escape from ICU this time :/ I was on the wrong dose of my combination inhaler anyway, so I'd been feeling off for a few weeks. Suddenly I woke up at about 2:00am on Monday morning with severe shortness of breath which soon, despite my best efforts with my relievers, turned into a complete
servewithmintsauce
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Non-infective exacerbation
Have returned from a six day hospital admission with an exacerbation that did not involve an infection. On admission had acute on chronic hypoxic respiratory failure, hypocalcemia, elevated CPR, leukocytosis and mild renal impairment with elevated urea. My BP normally well behaved becomes extremely
Have returned from a six day hospital admission with an exacerbation that did not involve an infection. On admission had acute on chronic hypoxic respiratory failure, hypocalcemia, elevated CPR, leukocytosis and mild renal impairment with elevated urea. My BP normally well behaved becomes extremely
Suze4212
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
New job or weather?
I started my new job on the 10th November in a shop that sells kitchen/ bathroom cleaner stuff and allsorts on the 14th my breathing got really bad so I went to the doctors and she gave me 5 days of steroids also I was using my brown and blue inhaler. I got taken to hospital in ambulance last Friday
I started my new job on the 10th November in a shop that sells kitchen/ bathroom cleaner stuff and allsorts on the 14th my breathing got really bad so I went to the doctors and she gave me 5 days of steroids also I was using my brown and blue inhaler. I got taken to hospital in ambulance last Friday
GemGemm
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Nebuliser masks
I have an Omron C28p nebuliser. Only about £45 but so quick. 5 mins if just albut ordered new masks in the summer and went for some Philips Side Stream as they came in a multi pack. Oh my word they are so slow. It's definitely the container mechanism, not the tubing, as experimenting proved that. 30
I have an Omron C28p nebuliser. Only about £45 but so quick. 5 mins if just albut ordered new masks in the summer and went for some Philips Side Stream as they came in a multi pack. Oh my word they are so slow. It's definitely the container mechanism, not the tubing, as experimenting proved that. 30
twinkly29
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Asthma
My daughter has got asthma and last night she had an attack out of the blue no signs what we usually see ; her boyfriend saved her life she had 2 collapsed lungs and they had to insert tubes into her both lungs and her jugular to keep her alive what's caused this any 1 give me an answer of how or what
My daughter has got asthma and last night she had an attack out of the blue no signs what we usually see ; her boyfriend saved her life she had 2 collapsed lungs and they had to insert tubes into her both lungs and her jugular to keep her alive what's caused this any 1 give me an answer of how or what
Billyg1967
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Supporting Dad???
Hi, I'm looking for some advice and info. My Dad is 65 and for the last 3 years (at least) he has had Emphysema. He is a very private man and was once very fit and had a physical job so it's been difficult for him to accept. I would say he has advanced stages as he has been hospitalised recently with
Hi, I'm looking for some advice and info. My Dad is 65 and for the last 3 years (at least) he has had Emphysema. He is a very private man and was once very fit and had a physical job so it's been difficult for him to accept. I would say he has advanced stages as he has been hospitalised recently with
dadwithcopd
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Long winded. :(
Hya guys, Hit a bit of a lull, my dad has been using the bicap machine for a while now but recently been asking if he can leave it off (even though he knows how important it is for him) he needs it on a minimum of 6 hours and it's a push to try and keep him on it for that long. He's saying that he can't
Hya guys, Hit a bit of a lull, my dad has been using the bicap machine for a while now but recently been asking if he can leave it off (even though he knows how important it is for him) he needs it on a minimum of 6 hours and it's a push to try and keep him on it for that long. He's saying that he can't
Melissa87
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Copd
Hello everyone I joined this site about a month ago, I have my condition 13 years now and I dont see any one taking the same amount of meds I take on here. I have spiriva, symbacort 400/12, ventolin inhaler and nebules for nebuliser, montekulast tabs and slo-phyllian capsules. I have no idea what stage
Hello everyone I joined this site about a month ago, I have my condition 13 years now and I dont see any one taking the same amount of meds I take on here. I have spiriva, symbacort 400/12, ventolin inhaler and nebules for nebuliser, montekulast tabs and slo-phyllian capsules. I have no idea what stage
Sandranna1959
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Morning
Good morning everyone. Hope u all have a good day me not to bad a night woke twice awake at 5 needing a nebuliser couldn't stop coughing bit chesty still but hopefully will ease as the days goes on have a good day x
Good morning everyone. Hope u all have a good day me not to bad a night woke twice awake at 5 needing a nebuliser couldn't stop coughing bit chesty still but hopefully will ease as the days goes on have a good day x
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Nebuliser
The neb will be delivered soon, and though I will be given a demonstration, as will hubby, I wondered how\when you use it? Is it for when you start to feel tight chested? Is it something you use just when you need it or regularly. We were advised by the COPD nurse that its for when things get bad, take
The neb will be delivered soon, and though I will be given a demonstration, as will hubby, I wondered how\when you use it? Is it for when you start to feel tight chested? Is it something you use just when you need it or regularly. We were advised by the COPD nurse that its for when things get bad, take
stephns
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
warning, still recovering yet.
Last night was i given my evening meal by my carer, just as usual. This meal was the "wiltshire farm foods" , a little fish, chips and plenty of peas , and cup of tea. [no blame on the wiltshire farm foods ] This was only a very small meal. My lovely carer did her bits and bobs, asked me if i need
Last night was i given my evening meal by my carer, just as usual. This meal was the "wiltshire farm foods" , a little fish, chips and plenty of peas , and cup of tea. [no blame on the wiltshire farm foods ] This was only a very small meal. My lovely carer did her bits and bobs, asked me if i need
jimmyw123
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Philips Respironics Nebulizer, excellent condition. Free! Collection from Brighton
Hi I have a Philips Respironics Nebulizer, like new, in excellent condition that I would like to donate to someone who needs it. I live in Brighton and do not drive so you would need to collect it. Hope you don't mind me posting this, the lady on the BLF helpline advised me to do this. This is the
Hi I have a Philips Respironics Nebulizer, like new, in excellent condition that I would like to donate to someone who needs it. I live in Brighton and do not drive so you would need to collect it. Hope you don't mind me posting this, the lady on the BLF helpline advised me to do this. This is the
EleanorP
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
grumpy lungs
hoping my lungs sort themselves out soon they have now been up and down for a year. i am a life long asthmatic have had many tests in the last year to find out what is causing it come back with several allergies, nasal polyps, dysfunctional breathing and low igg ( immunty to pnemonia) i had a pnemonia
hoping my lungs sort themselves out soon they have now been up and down for a year. i am a life long asthmatic have had many tests in the last year to find out what is causing it come back with several allergies, nasal polyps, dysfunctional breathing and low igg ( immunty to pnemonia) i had a pnemonia
Emmaleigh
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Update
Just to let u all know I'm back in hospital again two drips nebs magnesium everything but nothing helping yet will update soon have good evening
Just to let u all know I'm back in hospital again two drips nebs magnesium everything but nothing helping yet will update soon have good evening
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
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