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what are symptoms to look out for?
I have COPD so I am always out of breath.
Thanks 🤝
Rib Pain From COPD?
Cleared an infection using rescue meds about a week ago but today my ribs/lungs feel really bruised.
I was convinced that I'd got visible bruises but, when my wife looked there was no sign so, I'm assuming, it's the lungs rather than ribs.
Not felt this for a long, long time. Is there anything I should be doing or drugs I should be taking, please?
I Think There Was A Thread On Here With A Video Of How To Use Trelegy Inhalers Properly? Does Anyone Have Any Info On That?
Thanks so much!
What Foods Should U Stay Away From With COPd?
That’s me I do better nibbling throughout the day then one big bulk meal
Has Anyone Noticed A Change In Taste Of Formerly Favorite Foods As COPD Progressed?
Thanks Eric.
Does Weather Have Any Affect On COPD?
The weather doesn't cause COPD, but can make breathing hard sometimes. Heat and humidity are difficult for many people who have COPD. Cold and wind can also affect breathing.
How Does One Stop The Nose From Coninual Running When On Oxygen?
Thank you for responding. I don't use anything but AYR to help with the sores one gets from the continual air. No vicks.
I Am At An Advanced Stage Of COPD. Over The Last 2 Weeks I Have Been Having Hot Flushes During The Night, Anyone Else Experiencing This?
Had another one last night but at least I now know that it can be because of the COPD and will give it abit more time before I see my GP. I had my menopause over 30 years ago so I know its not that.
How Do You Know What Stage Of C O P D Do You Have ?
When diagnosed I was at 55% (stage 2). I struggled to do anything because of breathlessness
I've been on PR courses (twice), and learned not to panic when breathing gets hard, breathing techniques… read more
What Do You Do For Lots Of Phlegm? Do You Get It From What You Breathe Or After You Eat Something? How Serious Does It Get For You?
Phlegm and mucus are created by the inflammation in your lungs. What you breathe may trigger mucus production and could be diet -related. It can be a major problem or an easily controlled one… read more
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