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County trials, strong short term reliever

I've been picked by my rugby team as the representitve for the u15 girls county rugby trials and it's a really big thing for me. Our squad has like 25 girls...

I've been picked by my rugby team as the representitve for the u15 girls county ...

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•15 years ago

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Brittle asthma?

After a pretty rough summer (see below) I have now been told I have brittle asthma - basically they have said i go downhill really fast even when I was fine...

After a pretty rough summer (see below) I have now been told I have brittle asth...

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•15 years ago

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Turbohaler

A doctor where I work suggested I ask for turbohaler as it is easier to use and takes the drug to the right place and I think spreads it more evenly, anyone...

A doctor where I work suggested I ask for turbohaler as it is easier to use and ...

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•15 years ago

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amitriptyline

Anyone taking amitriptyline and put weight on

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•15 years ago

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Whisky barrels

Just spotted this ad on the web - 'Original oak half whisky barrel plant containers with rusted metal bands. ... Delivered to your doorstep anywhere in the...

Just spotted this ad on the web - 'Original oak half whisky barrel plant conta...

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•15 years ago

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struggling, consultant wont listen .

I see my copnsultant every three months. I had pulmery embolisms in both lungs last october ( extensive ) on warfarin for life but thats beside the point. What...

I see my copnsultant every three months. I had pulmery embolisms in both lungs l...

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struggling , consultant wont listen

I see my copnsultant every three months. I had pulmery embolisms in both lungs last october ( extensive ) on warfarin for life but thats beside the point....

I see my copnsultant every three months. I had pulmery embolisms in both lungs ...

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Mobile phones with Sat nav built in

I am looking for a mobile phone that i can use to ring people, text people and to be able to use as a sat nav to help me find places. Does any one have any...

I am looking for a mobile phone that i can use to ring people, text people and t...

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nhs inpatient treatment

hi all just wanted to relay my recent experiences to you for your opinions, not looking for medical advice really just trying to see if my poor experience is...

hi all just wanted to relay my recent experiences to you for your opinions, not...

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•15 years ago

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KIngdom

How come old episodes of Kingdom on at the moment? I read somewhere a new series being filmed. Wee guy was on the One Show, ages ago, talking about it

How come old episodes of Kingdom on at the moment? I read somewhere a new serie...

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•15 years ago

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immunity boosting theories discussed in IRISHTIMES article

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/health/2009/0804/1224251956905.html As swine flu ramps up in Ireland, what steps can we take to make sure our immune...

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/health/2009/0804/1224251956905.html As swin...

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Could nasal douching help prevent swine flu? IRISHTIMES article by Dr Paul Carson

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/health/2009/0804/1224251956919.html interesting article. MEDICAL MATTERS: Nasal douching, common in other countries,...

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/health/2009/0804/1224251956919.html interes...

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Nice to have contact with asthma sufferers, don't know ayone who has it and its scary

Any information or tips welcome.I get realy puffed out

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•15 years ago

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Nottingham Uni and Nottingham in general

Hi everyone, Really I just wondered if anyone has been to Nottingham Uni and knows what it's like. I'm hoping to do my teacher training up there, so to be...

Hi everyone, Really I just wondered if anyone has been to Nottingham Uni and kn...

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Asthma Levels

I was just wondering if there was a rough guide to asthma levels. I know there is mild, moderate but what are after this? Are there any official titles after...

I was just wondering if there was a rough guide to asthma levels. I know there i...

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•15 years ago

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Products made of seagrass

Hi I bought a laundry basket yesterday made of seagrass and put it in my bedroom, replacing the old one. I woke at about 0500 this morning having an asthma...

Hi I bought a laundry basket yesterday made of seagrass and put it in my bedro...

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Fractured sternum and rib!!

I had a crashing fall on a horse on sunday and we both hit the road together. The horse reared up and went over backwards and fell over with me still on it....

I had a crashing fall on a horse on sunday and we both hit the road together. Th...

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Athletics

Not my cup of tea normally,but that Usain (insane) Bolt is a bit special !!

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Meanwhile ,in the trenches.............

..many of you will no doubt have heard of the stories of the British and German soldiers having a Christmas armistice and playing football together during...

..many of you will no doubt have heard of the stories of the British and German ...

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DLA

can you get DLA for asthma

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BLUE LIPS

Get blue lips.since started on asthma treatment its not so bad but wake up every morning with blue lips.does anyone else have this problem?

Get blue lips.since started on asthma treatment its not so bad but wake up every...

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AS and A2 results

was going to post a good luck message to you all this morning but didnt get round to it before i left to get mine, so instead well done to you all , i bet...

was going to post a good luck message to you all this morning but didnt get roun...

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•15 years ago

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Help others with asthma by blogging for the NHS website

Hi I run the blogs section of the NHS's website NHS Choices (www.nhs.uk) and Asthma UK have very kindly let me post here to ask whether anyone would like to...

Hi I run the blogs section of the NHS's website NHS Choices (www.nhs.uk) and Ast...

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Bricanyl

Hi I have a question from a memeber of my congregation. He has recently been precribed Bricanyl inhaler and has been taken off Salbutamol. But then was told...

Hi I have a question from a memeber of my congregation. He has recently been pr...

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Feel Guilty as doc was nice

well after fighting for week after nurse clinician at gp's wanted to send me in and me being silly subbon self with boss on back for sickness levels refused...

well after fighting for week after nurse clinician at gp's wanted to send me in ...

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What's in your wallet?

Me and my mates were bored tonight and decided to swap wallets and see if we could figure out whose wallet we'd got by what was in it. Apparently the contents...

Me and my mates were bored tonight and decided to swap wallets and see if we cou...

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Dust

Woke this morning with tight chest. Reaching for the little blue inhaler, I heard the noise of diggers already at work on the site beyond our back garden....

Woke this morning with tight chest. Reaching for the little blue inhaler, I hear...

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montelukast

My daughter is two and a half and has just been prescribed montelukast as an add-on. Although her asthma is very much more under control than it was before we...

My daughter is two and a half and has just been prescribed montelukast as an add...

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What would you do at work? Carrying meds discretely...

Hi guys, I'm starting a new job in a few weeks about I got to thinking. I'm working at a large hospital as a chaplain, which basically entails walking all...

Hi guys, I'm starting a new job in a few weeks about I got to thinking. I'm wor...

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•15 years ago

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Asthma medication needs to be changed?

I am a very well managed asthmatic, after increasing my exercise and loosing almost 2 stone in weight I take my seritide twice daily (25/125) and rarely need...

I am a very well managed asthmatic, after increasing my exercise and loosing alm...

Kaza65

•15 years ago

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Posts - Asthma Community Forum | HealthUnlocked

Asthma Community Forum

All posts for August 2009

County trials, strong short term reliever

Brittle asthma?

Turbohaler

amitriptyline

Whisky barrels

struggling, consultant wont listen .

struggling , consultant wont listen

Mobile phones with Sat nav built in

nhs inpatient treatment

KIngdom

immunity boosting theories discussed in IRISHTIMES article

Could nasal douching help prevent swine flu? IRISHTIMES article by Dr Paul Carson

Nice to have contact with asthma sufferers, don't know ayone who has it and its scary

Nottingham Uni and Nottingham in general

Asthma Levels

Products made of seagrass

Fractured sternum and rib!!

Athletics

Meanwhile ,in the trenches.............

DLA

BLUE LIPS

AS and A2 results

Help others with asthma by blogging for the NHS website

Bricanyl

Feel Guilty as doc was nice

What's in your wallet?

Dust

montelukast

What would you do at work? Carrying meds discretely...

Asthma medication needs to be changed?

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