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  1. Hi Jane, I see you have an appointment with a respiratory nurse coming up? I suggest you make a list, beginning now, of all your worries and concerns, all of them! Respiratory nurses are usually very knowledgeable, sympathetic and understanding, s

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  2. Chip is right, you do have a lot going on, Jane. We're here for you and will help all we can.Cindy To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2012 5:00 AM Subject: RE: Jane 2 Blimey Jame, You have had it rough! I only h

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  3. Have you taken your peak flow? That will let you know quickly if it is asthma related. It could be any number of things (from something as innocent as a virus or sinus infection to even a heart condition). However, if you don't get better see your

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  4. Do you mean blowing into that long tube thingy? whatever it's called.I don't have one of those just my inhaler. I have also noticed just below my ribs on either side pains like muscle pulls . I live within walking distance of my doctor. She's at a l

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  5. Thank you for your reply. I saw the respiratory nurse yesterday , she was delighted with my spiromertry result and peak flow readings though i do show a difference of 100 between morning and evening readings, she showed me how to improve my peak flo

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  6. Hi, just a comment or three about Peak Flow Meters. In the UK a peak flow meter can be obtained on prescription from either a doctors surgary or hospital, just ask. In the UK we tend to use the new EU meters; [url]http://www.peakflow.com/bottom_nav/

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  7. I really wonder about those peak flow meters. I suppose if you use one every day it could be useful but using it occasionally gives me strange results. The first time I use it (over a period of several minutes) my score is quite low, the next time i

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  8. OK, so now I'm beginning to get worried! As most of you know I was dragged kicking and gasping into hospital just before Christmas. I was treated with aminophylline and sent home after 5 days & 4 nights with no further treatment. Just after Christ

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  9. I quess this isn't a question as much as it is more of a rant. I was very healthy until I had a knee surgery with pneumonia two days post op.(2000) From there I had seven year s of hell with infections, bronchitis, sinusitis, laryngitis etc. Many d

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  10. Advair has helped me a bunch. I can tell when I missed a dose. (In America) I can get it through GlaxoKline for free since I am low income with no insurance. They also send me ventolin too.   thanks for the help all i been on adviar inhaler si

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  11. thanks for the help all i been on adviar inhaler since thursday morning and i am ok with it. last night even though i only had 3 doses of inhaler dedcided to lay on my bad side and see if i was still coughing bad and all. well i layed on my bad side

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  12. I was just posting the results of the clinical trial to show it mostly affects African American and that most people don't have a problems with the Advair. Lynne To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Friday, January 6, 2012 3:29 PM Subject: Re: Re: J

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  13. I use Advair and had no problem with it at all so far. To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Friday, January 6, 2012 3:22 PM Subject: Re: Re: JFYI Advair clinical trial results In 1996, GlaxoKline began a 28-week clinical trial designed to det

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  14. In 1996, GlaxoKline began a 28-week clinical trial designed to determine the effects of Serevent compared to a placebo. Of the study's 13,179 participants using Serevent, 13 patients died after suffering an adverse respiratory reaction caused by the

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  15. Don't worry about the risks of advair - many people use it problem free. I've said this before, but if you google advair warnings (the name used only in America), you get 6 530 000 results. If you google seretide warnings (seretide being the internat

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  16. Nope, not a commercial. Just trying to share information and find homes for my excess grains that grow like weeds. There is milk kefir and water kefir that grows in water. Both types have tons of different strains of probiotics. Darlene Livi

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  17. Everything I get, always attacks my lungs, since I have had asthma, doesn't seem to matter what it is, always includes the lungs now, a real pain in the patooty. To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Thursday, January 5, 2012 7:15 AM Subject: Going t

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  18. This sounds like a commercial to me. Most of us can not use milk or milk products. Lou Subject: Kefir grains to share...To: "asthma " <asthma >Date: Wednesday, January 4, 2012, 5:07 PM Dear Group, This past summer I acquired both water a

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  19. I usually get sick 1 time during the winter and I start feeling better, but then a few days later it goes to my lungs and I end up at Urgent Care. My allergy/asthma doctor said that because I am now on Asmanex if I got a bad cold it should stop it

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  20. I've been having more trouble with asthma with the warmer weather we are having (maybe you saw on TV it was 82F/28C for the Rose Parade on Monday--high of 85F/29C predicted here for today!) Driving to work this morning there were yellow pollen patch

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  21. i had my asthma check up today and it went ok. could be asthma said to take advair for 2 weeks use both sample inhalers, and if that works then use the script i gave u, listend to lungs asked questions and said use inhaler first and if not work the

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  22. thanks again for the help. last night was really bad for me, i was laying down chatting and watching tv and i got to coughing really bad again it goes on for a while then finally it got to where i almost got sick from it, then i sat up and rested a

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  23. Hi all, Happy New Year to you all and many thanks to all who sent their prayers and good wishes. Thank you. So what happened this time I hear you cry in polite disinterest. Ok I'll tell you, seeing as you asked so nicely. Just before Christmas

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  24. Chip, What a tale! Of course hospitals are the perfect place to get even sicker since that's where the sickest folks hang out. Here in the US as the story goes, most of the folks who are allowed to stay in the hospital are very ill, unlike 20 year

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  25. Sorry - no snow here. Just heavy rain and very strong winds, making the hour long drive to and from work somewhat interesting. I don't like it. I much prefer the snow, as do my lungsJenn Tha can tek t'lass outta Yorkshire...! Don't brand me, don't

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