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Arcapta Neohaler
A MyCOPDTeam Member asked a question 💭

Is it possible to mention get this treatment in the UK and is it ok to mention it to my own treatment team as a possible treatment for someone with what I believe to be stage 4 having had respiratory failure leading to heart failure on more than 3 occasions

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I would think that it would be available in the UK; perhaps it's called something else there. It's a standard Long Acting Beta Agonist and should work for you. Typical treatment for someone like you… read more

Has Anyone Tried Or On Ultibro Breezhaler?
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1 month ago my doctor switched me to Ultibro, immediately I had relief in my chest and was able to breathe deeper than I had in a long time. I had been on Spiriva, Advair, and Ventolin for a couple of years, some days it was hard to breath
I am also taking some chinese medicine for lung disease, and my doctor said that the Ultibro will work well with it. Since taking Ultibro I have not used my Ventolin at all
I would just like to know if anyone else has used Ultibro and what they think of… read more

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Yes me too ,I have moderate copd since last 6 years as came to know and takig spriva ,zenhale and ventolin,but since last month my new doctor put me on ultibro breezhaler and ventolin and I am feeling… read more

Arcapta
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thanks for the help everyone see the doctor in 2 weeks.

Seebri Neohaler At What Stage Of Cpod Is This Prescibef
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Thank you for coming back with an answer for me

Has Anyone Had Good Luck With The New Utibron Neohaler ?? I Had Tried A Sample And It Kinda Plugged Me Up
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I am on fostair and breeze ease and ventolin just finished 6 days of predaslone the predaslone makes it easier to breathe but a few days after you stop you go back to being short of breathe just… read more

Foradil Is No Longer On The Market, Or So I Was Told, It Sure Helped Me
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Glad it worked for you. I was on it a short time, until I realized it was the reason that I could hardly swallow for a period of time after using it. Maybe that is one of the reasons it is no longer… read more

Seebri Neohaler
A MyCOPDTeam Member asked a question 💭

I had a really bad reaction to this medication put me on hospital for 8 hours ,irregular heartbeat plus a terrible thirst .That was after my 1st dose.

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SEENRI inhaler

Alternative To Symbicort
A MyCOPDTeam Member asked a question 💭

I want to get off of Symbicort because of the bruises and thin skin that it causes. Is there a non-steroidal medicine that works well?

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Please check your computer for a virus. Your emails arrive in numbers.

Inhaler Dosage
A MyCOPDTeam Member asked a question 💭

My gp has given me an inhaler the label says use when required but when i checked on google it said you can overdose does anyone know anything please?

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A MyCOPDTeam Member

Always do what your dr. Tells you.. they no best

Seebri Neohaler
A MyCOPDTeam Member asked a question 💭

i take seebri each morning but i find that around 6 pm onward i start feeling tightness in my chest and start losing the benefits of the medication so by late night or very early morning i am struggling to breath. my GP is reluctant to offer any alternative medication. i am asking if anyone else has these same issues

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no its prescribed one each morning wont change it i have to see consultant