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  1. I use the American version of Seretide, which is called Advair. I'm not having any problems with it either.Cindy To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 2:45 PM Subject: Re: Donna pt2 I've been on Seretide for two yea

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  2. I've been on Seretide for two years now with no problems. I was tried on Symbicort initially and that didn't work, but the Seretide has been fine. I take Flixotide too, but the nasal spray for allergiesJenn Tha can tek t'lass outta Yorkshire...! Do

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  3. Hi Donna, funnily enough, my head has been constantly trying to explode and launch itself to the moon recently! At first I blamed migraines but soon discovered the headaches were actually different in pain and intensity. I then examined the steroid

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  4. Hello all,Strange question and something I was told today just wondering if someone can clear it up for me, I have been suffering from a really bad headache for past few days which got so bad last night I had to phone Primecare who is a out of hours

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  5. Regards Ms Donna-Marie Hurst South Wales United Kingdom, Moderator for My Tears Are Real

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  6. Hello, Haven't posted in a while, because I've been going through a bit including several hospitalizations for my Asthma. I'd been symptom free almost 5 years after starting Advair and Singular combination. Then this year, I had all sorts of issues,

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  7. Hello, Haven't posted in a while, because I've been going through a bit including several hospitalizations for my Asthma. I'd been symptom free almost 5 years after starting Advair and Singular combination. Then this year, I had all sorts of issue

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  8. The link was wrong in my post...It should be: [url]http://www.artondrahallphotography.com/the-asthma-photo-project.html[/url] There was a period at the end of it that made the link illegitimate. Sorry.

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  10. Hi Chip, After being taken to the A & E last night thank goodness for drs in my family, they found out after ruling out a stroke as I lost the feeling in my right hand side, they know aware that Seretide could be the culprit which made sense as the p

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  11. Hi Donna, yep I have recently had to stop using seretide and return to my old faithful flixotide inhaler. Both seretide and serevent can cause more problems than they help, increasing the risk of an asthma attack is one of the more well known side ef

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  12. Never heard of this, but, there is always a first time, but, maybe a trip to the ER would be warranted here? i don't know, just a suggestion, I would say maybe you need a complete workup to find out what is causing this. Just some ideas. To: [

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  13. Hello all,Thank you for all your support I have been to my GP who has said it's unlikely to be the asthma med as I have been on it for well over 6 months so he is happy for me to continue using it. On a down note the reason for most of my pain is tha

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  14. I am so thankful that I was home for the Thanksgiving Holiday. I have had periods in my life where celebrating any holiday on time, was a miracle because of my Asthma. I've been fortunate over the last few years to be home period. In 1998, I spent C

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  15. I also have a Micro Aire which works well for me. I attend college classes and it's usable in class as it's quiet. I also have a backup. I agree with Forrest that parts aren't cheap but it's a good nebulizer.Cindy To: [email]asthma [/email] Sen

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  16. Hi Sheryl, I use an Omron nebuliser and so do many of my friends. There is not a lot of difference in nebulisers, so the cost becomes the main factor. I got the nebuliser online from [url]www.medisave.co.uk[/url] I have also used them for other

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  17. Does anyone use QVAR or Ventolin as a rescue inhaler? Any comments on these or on those you use or have tried?My husband, Bob, has been given samples of each by his primary care doctor. So far, Bob doesn't feel a difference in the two. Ventolin c

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  18. Donna, The best of luck to you with your hip replacement surgery and hope in time that you will find yourself in no pain and will be able to bend and do other things with ease.SharonFrom:"Lynne Rosser" Subject:Re: Message from ModeratorDate:Novembe

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  19. here is another update and i am pissed beyound pissed. i called my doctor today cause i am no better and my side is sore to where i am crying cause i can't take it anymore so here is the update doctor called back and what a mess said we r sending i

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  20. My sister had that same surgery six weeks ago and tomorrow she is driving 300 miles to my daughter's house to bake pies for Thanksgiving dinner. The walker will not be with you for long. Ora On Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:59:19 -0700, Donna wrote: >

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  21. Hey, glad you're back and doing well! When you start rehab, work hard at it and you'll be fine. I didn't really have a lot to do. Everyone has been great. It has actually been a bit quiet.HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO EVERYONE!!! We all have so many blessing

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  22. Hi Jen, yep I too live in a dark corner of the UK, Cornwall. Broadband is supposed to be fast down here, but . . . . . As for the weather, it ain't doing me a lot of good! I like the cold and look forward to winter, this cloudy Indian Summer is pr

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  23. My internet is a pain as I live quite far back from the road (not the norm in urban areas in teh UK), so it's quite slow. As for the weather, we're also apparently on record for the mildest November on record. It's been chilly the last few days, but

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  24. I just found a great website which has very good information. It is at: [url]http://www.webmd.com/lung/copd/copd-breathlessness-9/how-to-use-inhaler[/url]

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  25. It figures, there is so much pollution here.To: "asthma " <asthma >Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 5:54 PMSubject: Re: Ann/Madeline My grandmother was the same way. Her asthma was much better controlled when they were home, in Puerto Rico.

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