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Nucalla

Hello. I am new to this sight I have emphysema and asthma COPD. I am on a monthly shot for my asthma, called Nucalla. Was wondering if anyone else has this and what they think of it

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​First, I am glad to be apart of an elite group😉. I have a question about exercise and COPD. I rece

Exercise

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Quiz ... With a difference

Can you spot and say what is wrong with this (true event) scenario... At accident and emergency department of hospital you are met by a hospital worker who takes temperature, makes sure you wear a mask, fills in a form with your symptoms and details, …

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Check in - Who are You?

For many years I would have said "I am a teacher" I have since discovered that was wrong. Being a teacher was what I did, along with being an airport manager, Criminal investigator, Salesman, disk jockey (teachers always work 2 jobs) NOT what I am. I …

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My Grandad is suffering with severe Emphysema and I’m scared

Hello everyone. New member here. I’m looking for comfort, some words of reassurance even though I am totally aware of the severity of the situation My grandad was diagnosed with Emphysema a year ago, after 6-9 months struggling with breathlessness and …

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Ready For Another Puzzle?

3C - I before E except after C (Unless you sEIze on how wEIrd the rule is and forfEIt.)

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Treadmill exerciser: Any recommendations for home

After a lifetime of avoiding gyms etc I have taken on board what several posters have said about exercise and many seem to think a treadmill is good, tiltable especially. So for home use which would be a good one that posters have used or would recommend.

Author: Norso
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Dignitas

Not being gloomy but practical. Has anyone/would anyone consider it? I watched my mum die, COPD and lung cancer, I was close to her but found the end stages difficult and tiring, as did my dad. And for her, as much as I just didn't want her to die, I …

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How to differentiate SOB from COPD Exacerbation vs Panic Attack

Shortness of breath, chest tightness, breathing fast are common symptoms for a COPD exacerbation, asthma and anxiety attack.

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Do most people with COPD have more trouble in the fall and winter than in the summer?

If winter is harder than summer (except for the high temperature problem) for others, are there any studies to suggest why? Is it relative humidity, the cold, barometric pressure, or . . .? Even in the house with the air "conditioned", it seems that I …

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Check in - A Change for the Better?

Bronco78 I never suggested Sassycat was ignorant, you are the one that suggested she needed to educated herself. Sassycat and I are good. I have nothing to apologize for Mike.

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Can Prednisone cause SOB and irregular heart rate?

Hi. I’m new. I’m 39. I use Symbicort, Incruse Ellipta and now on Prednisone. Started the Pred in August. But now I have worsening SOB and my irregular heartbeat beat. I can feel it pounding in my chest if I do anything strenuous.

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How long does my mom have

my mom's lungs function is only about 18% she's now in the hospital again not even a week ago she just got done with an 8-day stint in which she almost coded but she was on the BiPAP hospice palliative care is now on the table I don't know in the last 6 …

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Should I move back home with my parents

in June i was diagnosed with copd and emphysema. I am 59 - I live alone have a full time job which is very physical. Am quite often very tired - I have since sold my house and wondering to go back and live with my parents who live about an hour away. Or …

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Has anyone dealt with Aspergillosis?

My husband's pulmonologist thinks he may have this. He is going to run more tests to verify.

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Twitchy lungs - COPD/asthma

Jean, thank you and I laughed aloud at the "big question in the middle" - for sure it was buried in the middle of that info dump lol. So here's the weird thing - about a week ago as my Qvar inhaler got toward around 20 doses, I could no longer taste the …

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Cough - is it ok to use honey and lemon

As I've said I'm waiting 6 months to see respiratory so not staged or even diagnosed but I have got a cough that is annoying me. Just read not to to use normal cough medicine so do I do another telephone consult with gp (primary care). Or can I use hot …

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Rhinisitis (blocked nose) and staging

Cant even wait a day to do (yet) another question, I'm probably going over old ground but I've been reading about a study attempting to link blocked nose to stage of COPD. The study I saw said it was inconclusive and severity of rhinisitis couldn't be …

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Fragrance free shampoo and body wash

Hi All I have been having issues with shampoo and body washes having too much scent. Can anyone suggest a shampoo and body wash that is either fragrance free or has a milder scent thanks

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Any computer geeks out there?

6...Computer Printout 1...Backup 20...Backup disk 17..Program bug

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I am new at this. Help!

Yes, you should be taking him to a hospital. The confusion might be because his oxygen is low and the coughing could be causing the blood. Always better to be safe than sorry! At least Urgen Care or the ER.

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Cannot fathom why.......

Some people who have given up smoking don't stay at mild stage? For instance Leonnard Nimmoy. Why would that be? I've also just read, depressingly, that some people can't delay the downward path even with treatment. I suppose we are all different mat …

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Puzzle time - How well do you know your idioms?

Have fun folks! //ed

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Cortison treatmet (Atmadisc etc) and weak immune system

Hello everyone, this is my first post here and it is regarding the potentially weakened immune system through the constant intake of cortison through medications such as Atmadisc. I am suffering from COPD but am able to do sports regularly (running 2 …

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Step and 6mw tests!? Flat out, fast or leisurely

To hopefully improve I have done various exercises and tests myself including six minute walk test, climbing stairs and 3 minute step test which is the only one paced. So the question is do you do the 6mwt at your fastest pace, brisk, speed walk or what? …

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