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Disgraceful

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Nebulised Steroids

Does anybody use nebulised steroids? I have just been told that this is my next probable treatment option and wondered if there were any side effects etc....

Does anybody use nebulised steroids? I have just been told that this is my next...

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Becotide and Night terrors

Since Isaac has been on 400mcg of becotide am and pm he has started to have night terrors (started about 6 days after higher dose) I have read up on the net...

Since Isaac has been on 400mcg of becotide am and pm he has started to have nigh...

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Salamol Steri-neb

I just went down to the chemist to collect my rpt script not only have they not been able to get the pred EC but they also said that the salmol steri-neb had...

I just went down to the chemist to collect my rpt script not only have they not...

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Congestion Charging and RBH

I meant to do this a while back and forgot sorry :( The new London Congestion Charging zone takes in the RBH. If you have a Blue Badge (dizzy badge) then you...

I meant to do this a while back and forgot sorry :( The new London Congestion Ch...

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Lock up your rodents

Man barely survives hamster attack A Worcestershire man may well have saved his own life after suffering a ""severe allergic reaction"" to a hamster bite - by...

Man barely survives hamster attack A Worcestershire man may well have saved his...

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Looking for support groups

I have noticed that in my local area there are support groups for parents that meet up from once a week to once a month. These groups include ADHD, Twins,...

I have noticed that in my local area there are support groups for parents that m...

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inspiratory muscle trainers

does anyone have experience with these training devices? the company powerbreathe makes the claim it can reduce use of beta2 agonists by 51% in pts with...

does anyone have experience with these training devices? the company powerbreath...

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loss of voice

Hi, just wondering if anyone else suffers from recurrant loss of voice, I never used to have this problem but in the last few months I have lost my voice twice...

Hi, just wondering if anyone else suffers from recurrant loss of voice, I never ...

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Google fun

Do try this before Google changes it: 1. go to www.google.co.uk 2. click on maps 3. click on get directions 4. go from ""New York"" to ""London,...

Do try this before Google changes it: 1. go to www.google.co.uk 2. click on ...

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stitch in the chest

hi just wondering if anyone else gets the feeling of a stitch in thier chest when even when theyre not doing anything? I know its nothing to worry about but...

hi just wondering if anyone else gets the feeling of a stitch in thier chest whe...

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Asthma, Allergies and Work

Hello. I have just qualified as a financial adviser and in the next couple of years after I have had experience in a support role I will be going out to see...

Hello. I have just qualified as a financial adviser and in the next couple of ye...

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how treatment and attitudes seem to have changed.....views please!

Hi, this is my first message here, i thought it would be the best place to put down what i have been thinking lately. i'm 33, i've had asthma all my life. My...

Hi, this is my first message here, i thought it would be the best place to put ...

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40 vs 40+

From what my Drs have told me the convention is there is bog all benefit from taking more than 40mg pred during an accute attack unless you have a specific...

From what my Drs have told me the convention is there is bog all benefit from ta...

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Does weight affect asthma

hi i just woundering is been over or under weight can affect your asthma, make it worse? xChloex

hi i just woundering is been over or under weight can affect your asthma, make i...

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•17 years ago

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Flibble

Flibble, flibble, flibble.

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•17 years ago

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effects of long term high steroid consumption

although i have had athma since 12 hours old, i have never had information about the effects of high dosage inhalers on the body. i am on seritide 250 and...

although i have had athma since 12 hours old, i have never had information about...

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osteoperosis

Hi all Feeling very very low at the mo. Three weeks ago I sneezed in the night, got up to use the loo as was awake to find that my left leg wouldnt work. The...

Hi all Feeling very very low at the mo. Three weeks ago I sneezed in the night,...

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Anyone from Nottingham?

Hi all Am considering moving from London to Nottingham!! Looking to get some advice about nice/not so nice areas to look for when moving. I need easy access...

Hi all Am considering moving from London to Nottingham!! Looking to get some a...

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Today's Auction - Lot 1

A particularly pleasant bronchitis infection complete with green gunk and ellie. Who will start the bidding - no reserve, must be sold.........

A particularly pleasant bronchitis infection complete with green gunk and ellie....

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Stronger reliever?

Just a quickie, is there such thing as a stronger reliever/more effective reliever than the standard 100mg salbutamol? Is it possible that you can become...

Just a quickie, is there such thing as a stronger reliever/more effective reliev...

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July

Every year I get reaaly severe Asthma in July. I only get it in July, for the rest of the year im fine. Has anyone got any idea's what could be causing this,...

Every year I get reaaly severe Asthma in July. I only get it in July, for the re...

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Is biggest not always best? - Nebulisers

I need to buy a new nebuliser - I have an old Medix. Omron seems to be the favourite on the boards. It will probably seem a daft question but are the small...

I need to buy a new nebuliser - I have an old Medix. Omron seems to be the favou...

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car insurance

I give up got home tonight to find insurance company have cancelled my policy as of 30/5 when it runs out on 9/6. rang then to ask why its cause they are due...

I give up got home tonight to find insurance company have cancelled my policy as...

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For Those that develop a cough with Their Asthma When They have an Attack or Otherwise

This may be a bit too much detail for some but it's part and parcel of asthma. When you develop the 'cough' and can actually cough up and spit it out, what...

This may be a bit too much detail for some but it's part and parcel of asthma. ...

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Peanut Allergy Forum

Hello people! I thought a few people on here may be interested in this: http://www.peanutallergyuk.co.uk It's a UK peanut-allergy forum which aims to bring...

Hello people! I thought a few people on here may be interested in this: http:/...

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pooorly mum

Hi Just wondering if anyone can give me some advice, my mum has had a persistant cough for the last 11 days and it started off as a dry persistant cough as...

Hi Just wondering if anyone can give me some advice, my mum has had a persistan...

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NHS Direct

i am only posting this for a rant not for advice. I have just rung NHS Direct as i have a really bad cough, and my pf is ok, and am wheezy when coughing, adn...

i am only posting this for a rant not for advice. I have just rung NHS Direct a...

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Methotrexate minor side-effects

I quick question for those of you on Methotrexate ... I just started it last week and since then I've been getting quite a lot of headaches. I've been given...

I quick question for those of you on Methotrexate ... I just started it last we...

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Cooking for one

I am doing Slimming World but struggle with getting my head round how to eat the right amout etc. I live on my own and am not working so am on a limited...

I am doing Slimming World but struggle with getting my head round how to eat the...

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Posts - Asthma Community Forum | HealthUnlocked

Asthma Community Forum

All posts for May 2007

Disgraceful

Nebulised Steroids

Becotide and Night terrors

Salamol Steri-neb

Congestion Charging and RBH

Lock up your rodents

Looking for support groups

inspiratory muscle trainers

loss of voice

Google fun

stitch in the chest

Asthma, Allergies and Work

how treatment and attitudes seem to have changed.....views please!

40 vs 40+

Does weight affect asthma

Flibble

effects of long term high steroid consumption

osteoperosis

Anyone from Nottingham?

Today's Auction - Lot 1

Stronger reliever?

July

Is biggest not always best? - Nebulisers

car insurance

For Those that develop a cough with Their Asthma When They have an Attack or Otherwise

Peanut Allergy Forum

pooorly mum

NHS Direct

Methotrexate minor side-effects

Cooking for one

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