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"Symbicort is very good, if you take it properly. I got put on a new inhaler on friday, it's called Fostair. Really good" Yes it is i agree, it was different going from salbutamol and beclu with technique, definitely better for me personally. Is Fostair a combination inhaler too? | |||
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"Foster for me too, it's made alot of difference to me. It's a combined inhaler." Good to know it's helped you ![]() | |||
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"Yeah, Fostair is a combo of preventer and reliever, but can be used as a normal reliever. I had a puff on it yesterday when i first got it, and i haven't breathed as well as that since i was a kid!" I'm really pleased you have found something that's really changed your breathing mate ![]() | |||
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"Ask your gp about it mate. But symbicort is really good" I will do at my review mate. Thank you ![]() | |||
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"I've been on Fostair for about 8 years now, 2 puffs twice a day. Does the job. I still have Salamol as a 'handrail'. Fostair is too bulky to keep in my pocket." You can get fostair in a normal ventolin type inhaler | |||
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"I've been on Fostair for about 8 years now, 2 puffs twice a day. Does the job. I still have Salamol as a 'handrail'. Fostair is too bulky to keep in my pocket." New asthma guidelines are moving away from salbutamol/salamol as relievers as the combination inhalers are more effective so don't be surprised if you GP or asthma nurse suggests you change and use the fostair instead. | |||
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"I've been on Fostair for about 8 years now, 2 puffs twice a day. Does the job. I still have Salamol as a 'handrail'. Fostair is too bulky to keep in my pocket. New asthma guidelines are moving away from salbutamol/salamol as relievers as the combination inhalers are more effective so don't be surprised if you GP or asthma nurse suggests you change and use the fostair instead. " That's exactly what happened to me | |||
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"I've been on Fostair for about 8 years now, 2 puffs twice a day. Does the job. I still have Salamol as a 'handrail'. Fostair is too bulky to keep in my pocket. New asthma guidelines are moving away from salbutamol/salamol as relievers as the combination inhalers are more effective so don't be surprised if you GP or asthma nurse suggests you change and use the fostair instead. That's exactly what happened to me" That's why i was changed to symbicort as it has both Budesonide/formoterol in it. | |||
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"I've been on Fostair for about 8 years now, 2 puffs twice a day. Does the job. I still have Salamol as a 'handrail'. Fostair is too bulky to keep in my pocket. New asthma guidelines are moving away from salbutamol/salamol as relievers as the combination inhalers are more effective so don't be surprised if you GP or asthma nurse suggests you change and use the fostair instead. That's exactly what happened to me That's why i was changed to symbicort as it has both Budesonide/formoterol in it." So does Fostair but you can only use the 100mcg Fostair as a reliever, if you are on the 200mcg dose they will move you to Symbicort or another one called Fobumix. | |||
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"Im on fostair, ive had asthma since 2017 through work, Two maintenance puffs morning and night helps but need puffs as and when I need it, Winters worse for me, " Winters are actually better for me, breathing in the cold, clear air seems to help my airways The summer heat is when it can get slightly worse for me | |||
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"I've been on Fostair for about 8 years now, 2 puffs twice a day. Does the job. I still have Salamol as a 'handrail'. Fostair is too bulky to keep in my pocket. New asthma guidelines are moving away from salbutamol/salamol as relievers as the combination inhalers are more effective so don't be surprised if you GP or asthma nurse suggests you change and use the fostair instead. That's exactly what happened to me That's why i was changed to symbicort as it has both Budesonide/formoterol in it. So does Fostair but you can only use the 100mcg Fostair as a reliever, if you are on the 200mcg dose they will move you to Symbicort or another one called Fobumix. " Yeah i'm on the 200/6 symbicort turbohaler one. | |||
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"I've been on Fostair for about 8 years now, 2 puffs twice a day. Does the job. I still have Salamol as a 'handrail'. Fostair is too bulky to keep in my pocket. New asthma guidelines are moving away from salbutamol/salamol as relievers as the combination inhalers are more effective so don't be surprised if you GP or asthma nurse suggests you change and use the fostair instead. That's exactly what happened to me That's why i was changed to symbicort as it has both Budesonide/formoterol in it. So does Fostair but you can only use the 100mcg Fostair as a reliever, if you are on the 200mcg dose they will move you to Symbicort or another one called Fobumix. " Originally on beclomethasone and salbutamol. Moved to fostair then symbicort. Am now back on fostair as my preventer and salbutamol as my reliever. Been on this for over year. Only had to use my reliever maybe 6 times. | |||
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"Was asthmatic as a child, was ok then came back with a vengeance after catching covid.... anyone else in a similar situation? Recently switched to Symbicort which seems to help more.... what are you taking to help you?" Montelukast is available on prescription in tablet form that has improved my asthma, along with Fostair (a preventer and reliever combined). My GP switched me from Fostair to the cheaper generic version called Luforbec and my asthma deteriorated dramatically over 3 months. Same active ingredients but clearly not the same quality as Fostair. | |||
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"Could I suggest something slightly different, Make sure your vitamin D levels are up. As an asthmatic myself it made so much difference to my sensitivity and even hayfever vanished. " I've been taking vitamin D for over 2 years due to other problems, it hasn't really done anything to me regarding asthma. Thanks for the advice though and glad it has helped you ![]() | |||
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"Tree pollen seems to affect me the most these days particularly after rain. Like everyone certain things trigger it. I've been on sertide 250 preventer for about 20 years." My main triggers are sprays/deodorants, smoke, dust, extreme heat and weather changes. I've suffered with extremely dry eyes for years so can't tell if that's related or not. | |||
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"Could I suggest something slightly different, Make sure your vitamin D levels are up. As an asthmatic myself it made so much difference to my sensitivity and even hayfever vanished. I've been taking vitamin D for over 2 years due to other problems, it hasn't really done anything to me regarding asthma. Thanks for the advice though and glad it has helped you ![]() At least you know- honestly it transformed my already well controlled asthma to nothing. | |||
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"Could I suggest something slightly different, Make sure your vitamin D levels are up. As an asthmatic myself it made so much difference to my sensitivity and even hayfever vanished. I've been taking vitamin D for over 2 years due to other problems, it hasn't really done anything to me regarding asthma. Thanks for the advice though and glad it has helped you ![]() I was like that when first prescribed an inhaler.... this is what it's like to breathe like a normal person. | |||
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"Mulcast tablets as well as fostair inhaler " I take it the tablets are for a severe form of asthma? | |||
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"Mulcast tablets as well as fostair inhaler I take it the tablets are for a severe form of asthma? " Montelukast is usually prescribed for asthma in children but it can also be very beneficial for adults. Your asthma does not have to be severe but typically an adult would be prescribed them if the corticosteroid inhaler alone doesn’t seem to be managing their asthma. It has massively improved my asthma and I’d recommend speaking to your GP about it. I take Fostair 100/6 about 6 blasts a day. | |||
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"Got a very snotty call from the asthma nurse on Friday as l forgot my appointment dohhhh" What did she/he say? | |||
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"Salamol and clenil modulite. But not sure if they're for the copd. Got a lung function test on Tuesday. That's going to be fun with broken and bruised ribs ![]() Broken ribs would be contraindication for lung function testing. You will not be able to perform the test properly and results will not be accurate. Make sure you tell them prior to the test. | |||
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"Salamol and clenil modulite. But not sure if they're for the copd. Got a lung function test on Tuesday. That's going to be fun with broken and bruised ribs ![]() And salamol and clenil are for asthma not COPD. | |||
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"Got a very snotty call from the asthma nurse on Friday as l forgot my appointment dohhhh What did she/he say?" telling me I was wasting time by not going . Explained l gen forgot about it and since l have lived with asthma since 3 l had a rough idea when l was doing well and if l was not doing well. ![]() | |||
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"Does anyone with COPD use this? " I'm on a trelegy 3in1 inhaler for Copd and I take Carbocisteine tablets also. 2 years ago they found pleural thickening and pleural effusion. Had the op to drain the effusion and reinflate half a lung. Have to get scanned every 3 month and lung function test yearly. Worst bit is trying to find a woman who is 1st aid trained and has defib next to the bed ![]() ![]() | |||
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"Does anyone with COPD use this? I'm on a trelegy 3in1 inhaler for Copd and I take Carbocisteine tablets also. 2 years ago they found pleural thickening and pleural effusion. Had the op to drain the effusion and reinflate half a lung. Have to get scanned every 3 month and lung function test yearly. Worst bit is trying to find a woman who is 1st aid trained and has defib next to the bed ![]() ![]() How's do you find the tablets really upset my stomach the nurse said they do a lot of people | |||
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"I had been taking Fostair for a couple of years, but changed last year to one called BIBECFO which dos same job apparently because of the cost of fostair, I had Covid 2weeks ago and I’m really struggling at the moment with a bad cough " What are you using as a reliever inhaler? | |||
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"I had been taking Fostair for a couple of years, but changed last year to one called BIBECFO which dos same job apparently because of the cost of fostair, I had Covid 2weeks ago and I’m really struggling at the moment with a bad cough What are you using as a reliever inhaler? " salamol I’d hardly been using it since I started the Fostair but I’ve used it a fair bit recently but I’m being honest it dos very little for me tho | |||
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"I had been taking Fostair for a couple of years, but changed last year to one called BIBECFO which dos same job apparently because of the cost of fostair, I had Covid 2weeks ago and I’m really struggling at the moment with a bad cough What are you using as a reliever inhaler? salamol I’d hardly been using it since I started the Fostair but I’ve used it a fair bit recently but I’m being honest it dos very little for me tho" If you are using fostair 100/6 you can use that as a reliever instead up to 8 doses a day in total. | |||
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"I had been taking Fostair for a couple of years, but changed last year to one called BIBECFO which dos same job apparently because of the cost of fostair, I had Covid 2weeks ago and I’m really struggling at the moment with a bad cough What are you using as a reliever inhaler? salamol I’d hardly been using it since I started the Fostair but I’ve used it a fair bit recently but I’m being honest it dos very little for me tho If you are using fostair 100/6 you can use that as a reliever instead up to 8 doses a day in total. " I was never told that at the astma clinic I’ve actually ordered a new Salamol today first time in a couple of years | |||
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"I had been taking Fostair for a couple of years, but changed last year to one called BIBECFO which dos same job apparently because of the cost of fostair, I had Covid 2weeks ago and I’m really struggling at the moment with a bad cough What are you using as a reliever inhaler? salamol I’d hardly been using it since I started the Fostair but I’ve used it a fair bit recently but I’m being honest it dos very little for me tho If you are using fostair 100/6 you can use that as a reliever instead up to 8 doses a day in total. I was never told that at the astma clinic I’ve actually ordered a new Salamol today first time in a couple of years" I'm an asthma nurse myself, you might find using the fostair as a reliever works better for you. | |||
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