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Another day in paradise
still in hospital after another attack over the weekend, its been less than a month since my last admission. Just questioning what will stop it now. There must be something to help. I do take a mix of vitamins and magnesium plus all my medication And try to be healthy. My consultant came to see me
still in hospital after another attack over the weekend, its been less than a month since my last admission. Just questioning what will stop it now. There must be something to help. I do take a mix of vitamins and magnesium plus all my medication And try to be healthy. My consultant came to see me
cconsta1
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Dad been diagonise with copd but now docs saying not sure can anyone help
Hi don't if any of you can help just so confused my dad is 85 an up until about 7 weeks ago apart from alzeihmers was as fit as a fiddle used to go the gym about 5 times a week and always on the go. He had a chest infection last Jan an even when it went all summer he's been saying felt like somet stuck
Hi don't if any of you can help just so confused my dad is 85 an up until about 7 weeks ago apart from alzeihmers was as fit as a fiddle used to go the gym about 5 times a week and always on the go. He had a chest infection last Jan an even when it went all summer he's been saying felt like somet stuck
bunker1
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Help and Advise Please!
I have had Asthma for 20 odd years, manageable until last 3-4 years, I seem to have a Autumn season Asthma, struggle with Damp wet days, I work in a School with Nursery children, and after the return of the summer holidays the little ones get coughs and colds and that the start of my problems. But love
I have had Asthma for 20 odd years, manageable until last 3-4 years, I seem to have a Autumn season Asthma, struggle with Damp wet days, I work in a School with Nursery children, and after the return of the summer holidays the little ones get coughs and colds and that the start of my problems. But love
Jokir152
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
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Gentamicin and Ciprofloxin - update 1
Eventually got the right Gentamicin after pharmacist tried to give me the wrong one. Reordered but still the vial looked different to the one that the socialist nurse had used on my test dos. Pharmacist could not confirm as she could not find any info for me. My GP away and another GP was unsure if it
Eventually got the right Gentamicin after pharmacist tried to give me the wrong one. Reordered but still the vial looked different to the one that the socialist nurse had used on my test dos. Pharmacist could not confirm as she could not find any info for me. My GP away and another GP was unsure if it
DunCaan
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Please help
So I've finally got a referral to see a specialist. I was in a&e 10 days ago with a mild attack which I'm now not even sure was an attack. Woke in the night with thick clear mucus that is clogging my throat and chest. Nebs are the only thing that seem to help but everyone reminds me the evidence says
So I've finally got a referral to see a specialist. I was in a&e 10 days ago with a mild attack which I'm now not even sure was an attack. Woke in the night with thick clear mucus that is clogging my throat and chest. Nebs are the only thing that seem to help but everyone reminds me the evidence says
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Warn out
All showered and now warn out feel like I have ran a long race came out of shower and doc were waiting good timing as I was struggling with breath so straight on nebuliser said I have all over wheeze so doing well time for a rest now going to keep eye on the pain but coffee trolley here now so I'm sorted
All showered and now warn out feel like I have ran a long race came out of shower and doc were waiting good timing as I was struggling with breath so straight on nebuliser said I have all over wheeze so doing well time for a rest now going to keep eye on the pain but coffee trolley here now so I'm sorted
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Morning
Good morning everyone well the night has been quiet a good one I was so tired the nurse had to wake me up to take my last tablets last night I was so tired couldn't keep eyes open but have slept till 5 then needed nebuliser as coughing and puffing but ok again for now but have pain in my left hip and
Good morning everyone well the night has been quiet a good one I was so tired the nurse had to wake me up to take my last tablets last night I was so tired couldn't keep eyes open but have slept till 5 then needed nebuliser as coughing and puffing but ok again for now but have pain in my left hip and
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Nebuliser Lung Trouble
Been using my nebuliser for year half now. As and when MAINLY every Two day's Stuff i use is Hypertonic Sailine 7% only BUT of late i have been geting very dizzy when using Hypertonic Is enough to put me off using it as am falling over after. I told my GP and he said its just salt water SO i should
Been using my nebuliser for year half now. As and when MAINLY every Two day's Stuff i use is Hypertonic Sailine 7% only BUT of late i have been geting very dizzy when using Hypertonic Is enough to put me off using it as am falling over after. I told my GP and he said its just salt water SO i should
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Update
Just. To let everyone know I'm ok I wired up like a Xmas tree still puffing nebs every 4 hours ventolin and atravent and IV hydrocortisone I'm floating but still very breathless walking to the loo next door to me nearly kills me it's not going to beat me said I have something at the bottom of my right
Just. To let everyone know I'm ok I wired up like a Xmas tree still puffing nebs every 4 hours ventolin and atravent and IV hydrocortisone I'm floating but still very breathless walking to the loo next door to me nearly kills me it's not going to beat me said I have something at the bottom of my right
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Has anyone tried Ganoderma Lucidum Mycelium?
Like a lot of Asthmatics I have really struggled recently with my breathing, a friend recommended taking Ganoderma Lucidum Mycelium, I tried it (i'm stil on the tablets at the moment) and after a few days my chest felt less pressure and while i'm still a little bit wheazy i feel loads better. I needed
Like a lot of Asthmatics I have really struggled recently with my breathing, a friend recommended taking Ganoderma Lucidum Mycelium, I tried it (i'm stil on the tablets at the moment) and after a few days my chest felt less pressure and while i'm still a little bit wheazy i feel loads better. I needed
StephenB1982
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Evening
Hi everyone how r u all hope u all doing well me not so good been on my nebs all day 4 hourly so bit shaky high steroids making my body ache all over which isn't helping my fibro well let's hope tomorrow brings a better day have a good evening
Hi everyone how r u all hope u all doing well me not so good been on my nebs all day 4 hourly so bit shaky high steroids making my body ache all over which isn't helping my fibro well let's hope tomorrow brings a better day have a good evening
Tracey1972
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
advice please
hi all I am new to this but my little girl has asthma she is only 5 years old and she is rushed in to hospital every few week as her inhalers don't always work and my GP won't changer her inhalers as they are all steroid based I was thinking of getting her a nebuliser but the GP and hospital say not
hi all I am new to this but my little girl has asthma she is only 5 years old and she is rushed in to hospital every few week as her inhalers don't always work and my GP won't changer her inhalers as they are all steroid based I was thinking of getting her a nebuliser but the GP and hospital say not
mammycool
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Very upset
So I am new to this forum, and can't thank Asthma UK enough for their help. However, I have been back and forth through out of hours doctors, duty doctors and A&E this week, as as you know Asthma exacerbations never happen at a good time. Would like to know if anyone else receives dramatically conflicting
So I am new to this forum, and can't thank Asthma UK enough for their help. However, I have been back and forth through out of hours doctors, duty doctors and A&E this week, as as you know Asthma exacerbations never happen at a good time. Would like to know if anyone else receives dramatically conflicting
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Bedtime Is Blissful...
There was a time...in the dim and distant past...when I could stay up until midnight without a bother. Reading perhaps or watching a film on television...then in the latter part of our working years we'd often need to go to meetings held in towns miles away so we'd be late coming home. But now it's
There was a time...in the dim and distant past...when I could stay up until midnight without a bother. Reading perhaps or watching a film on television...then in the latter part of our working years we'd often need to go to meetings held in towns miles away so we'd be late coming home. But now it's
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Alcohol during asthma exacerbations
Random question: do you or don't you avoid alcohol during an exacerbation when on Prednisolone & nebulisers etc? (talking about equivalent of 1 small glass of wine in 24 hours rather than binge drinking!) I get really bad shakes & heart racing from the salbutamol nebs & having a small drink helps take
Random question: do you or don't you avoid alcohol during an exacerbation when on Prednisolone & nebulisers etc? (talking about equivalent of 1 small glass of wine in 24 hours rather than binge drinking!) I get really bad shakes & heart racing from the salbutamol nebs & having a small drink helps take
snoubelles
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Another hospital stay
Hi Everyone I'm on Seretide 250 (2 puffs twice a day) I got cold symptoms so added in Flixotide 250 (2 puffs twice a day) as well as added regular Salbutamol & Atrovent. I'm already on Montelukast and started Prednisolone and antibiotics on the advice of my GP. 2 days later I had to go to A & E twice
Hi Everyone I'm on Seretide 250 (2 puffs twice a day) I got cold symptoms so added in Flixotide 250 (2 puffs twice a day) as well as added regular Salbutamol & Atrovent. I'm already on Montelukast and started Prednisolone and antibiotics on the advice of my GP. 2 days later I had to go to A & E twice
hb1977
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Asthma Community Forum
9 years ago
Frustrated! Uncommon disease and lack of understanding at hospital when having exacerbation of condition
I have Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis - otherwise known as Extensic Allegic Alveolitis! Have been on Prednisolone for over 2 years now and gradually reduced down to 7.5mg daily since February this year. It has become clear that this dose doesn't help my condition as much as 15mg did. On that dose, I was
I have Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis - otherwise known as Extensic Allegic Alveolitis! Have been on Prednisolone for over 2 years now and gradually reduced down to 7.5mg daily since February this year. It has become clear that this dose doesn't help my condition as much as 15mg did. On that dose, I was
Jayenne
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
So many things going on...hard to keep track!
My husband has been battling COPD and Fibrosis for many years. He also has cardio myopathy and congestive heart failure. He was told 8 years ago that he had two more years to live (thank goodness they were wrong). Since then he was diagnosed with Diabetes, had a Triple A surgery (Abdominal Aneurism
My husband has been battling COPD and Fibrosis for many years. He also has cardio myopathy and congestive heart failure. He was told 8 years ago that he had two more years to live (thank goodness they were wrong). Since then he was diagnosed with Diabetes, had a Triple A surgery (Abdominal Aneurism
tgcieri
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
Asthma attacks/fighting the caregiver
Hi all, I'm new here. My dad is 91 and was diagnosed with Parkinsonism maybe 7 years ago. His latest neurologist says his Parkinsonism may be PSP. He can no longer walk, even assisted on both sides because his legs are permanently contracted in a crossed position. His other worst symptoms are asthma
Hi all, I'm new here. My dad is 91 and was diagnosed with Parkinsonism maybe 7 years ago. His latest neurologist says his Parkinsonism may be PSP. He can no longer walk, even assisted on both sides because his legs are permanently contracted in a crossed position. His other worst symptoms are asthma
carlam
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PSP Association
9 years ago
Lidl offers Ireland
Lidl in Ireland have a nebuliser and oximeter amongst other stuff on offer tomorrow. Not sure if it's any good but just thought I'd mention it
Lidl in Ireland have a nebuliser and oximeter amongst other stuff on offer tomorrow. Not sure if it's any good but just thought I'd mention it
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
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