Experiences with

Trimbow

Hi everyone just to say thankyou for all you're replies I think trimbow is the problem my mouth wasn't to bad but throat feels burning and tongue I think a spray mist inhaler might be better anyone being on or tried think it's called spiltio resmat it's a spray anyon got good or bad experience

So: do you shake your Trimbow? Or doesn’t it really matter?

Just started on Trimbow and I'm seeing quite a difference

So been on Trimble for a few months, prescribed by my Nurse at the G.P. surgery. Constant sore throat and hoarse voice. She is reluctant to take me off it (don't know why). How she wants me to use a spacer thing. Will try that. If I don't get on with that she said come in to see her as it's probably

I have read a few people having symptoms of a soar mouth, bleeding and thrush etc from this inhaler or steroid inhalers and wanted to share a tip I had . Use a spacer , never suck in hard as the medicine will hit the back of your throat and not go down your windpipe to your lungs , take the second inhalation

And I was on trombow dry powder but it gave me oral thrush so I went back to my pressurised inhaler of trimbow and I seen the GP yesterday and told me to continue the dry powder one if it helps better.

Had carbocisteine, trimbow, steroid tabs, just cant seem to shift it. Anyone the same?

i’ve over the years been on fostair , trimbow ,trixeo & now trelegy …. i’m not on oxygen yet thank god !!!!! luv to you all ❤️🥰x

It didn't help after 9 weeks and a severe flare up I've been prescribed Trimbow 87/5/9 - anyone else using this successfully. I'm also on a short course of Predislone. I'm starting to feel a bit down as lots of success stories on here but so far nothing is working for me.

finding the 2 puffs twice a day just not quite enough now, can it be supplemented by 1 puff of fostair 200/6 without too many problems arising, has anyone done this?

I get cramps in my ribs during the day at work and cramps in my feet at night when trying to sleep and its since I have started using Trimbow for my COPD but this is a small inconvenience as Trimbow has realy helped me with me breathing..

and that, that was what he wanted me to do, and it seems like everyone wants me to use the Trimbow even though it doesn't feel right.

Hi ,does anyone else get swollen feet and ankles from there inhailers ,I've been given Trimbow next inhailer recently, agian my feet and anckle have swelled ,I have noticed this with other inhailers in the past ,there is nothing on the leaflets to say this is a side effect,but I'm sure it is ,my gp gives

I was not good with rinsing my mouth after having switched to Trimbow from Seretide. Before, I could feel the Seretide "powder" in my mouth, so I normally would rinse it; with Trimbow I do not feel anything (feels like Vontolin), so I became sloppy.

Has anyone found their blood sugar level going up when using a Trimbow inhaler? If yes, what if anything did you do about it? Thanks for listening.

Right - She started talking inhalers - I though "Wait for it) and yes, she said I probably would be better on Trimbow rather than three inhalers.

Been ‘down the pan’ as my puffers were changed & I got Trimbow, again.. oh dear it’s no good for me, felt dreadful so stopped it myself, gone back to luforbec so hoping to improve soon.. making the best of a bad week Love to all xx

He changed me from 3 inhalers to just Trimbow. Said I should go on full time oxygen and was to be given palliative care. After 2 weeks I chased my local GP's surgery to get the Trimbow. The oxygen nurse came last week.

My respiratory nurse has changed my inhalers from Fostair to Trimbow plus continuing with Spiriva. She also recommended I take Gaviscon twice a day to stop any potential acid reflux affecting my throat area as my voice gets quite hoarse by the end of the day.

My last inhaler was Trimbow and this, I think, played havoc with my sleeping, 3-5 nights per week I would get no sleep, I couldn't settle anywhere, physically knackered but mentally alert. ||Have now gone back to Trexeo but too soon to tell yet.