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Symptoms of asthma
What is obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA)?
… it happens when you're asleep Apnoea: your breathing stops for a short time (ap-nee-a) Obstructive sleep apnoea … affect your breathing? When you have OSA your breathing stops, and starts again, while you sleep. Your throat narrows … airway relax. You do not breathe enough, or your breathing stops for a short time. This wakes you up, or brings you out …
Pets and asthma
… has a preventer inhaler. If you’ve been prescribed an AIR inhaler to use only when you get symptoms find out more … nurse. They can review your asthma treatment and may be able to talk about other treatments that could help, such as … book ahead and tell them about your allergy. They may be able to seat you away from any dog areas. If you’re …
The wonderful world of lung research
… dust to investigate this theory. Their ultimate goal is to turn this into a medication that helps protect children … due to scarring – this makes breathing increasingly difficult. Some people might have pulmonary fibrosis for … and his team at the University of Manchester think that how long you sleep for might also affect how quickly …
Congenital pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM)
… lung, or inside one lung. It’s usually solid rather than air filled and doesn’t function or connect with the rest of … time to care for yourself, as well as your child. If you feel you’re struggling to cope, talk to your doctor or …
Aspergillosis
… types of aspergillosis infection - most affect the lungs and cause breathing difficulties: allergic bronchopulmonary … in your home . The mould can be found in: soil, compost and rotting leaves plants, trees and crops dust and bedding … check for any common causes of your symptoms, like a chest infection or symptoms of an existing lung condition. …
Pectus excavatum (funnel chest)
… treatment? What is pectus excavatum? Pectus excavatum is when the breastbone presses inwards and there is a dip … may feel shy or self-conscious. Treatment is available to correct the position of the breastbone. How common is it? … dizziness fast heart rate (tachycardia). Symptoms may only start as the person gets older and they may get worse with …
How is cystic fibrosis inherited?
How I'm making the most of summer fundraising for Asthma + Lung UK
… support them in any way that I could. I decided to take on a crazy challenge at the age of 65 for an amazing charity … experience and the image I shared is from a five-hour swim on holiday with my husband in France. On the day of the … was warm which was brilliant. I had lots of my friends come to support me at the start and finish lines. I was …
Bronchiectasis self-management plan
… plan? Completing the plan with your patient and any carers: a section-by-section guide Help your patient make the … plan? Completing the plan with your patient and any carers: a section-by-section guide Help your patient make the … Professionals on helping patients with the Asthma + Lung UK bronchiectasis self-management plan … Bronchiectasis …
Physical signs of dying
Travelling safely with a lung condition
… medicines contain controlled drugs and may require a personal licence to take abroad. International rules vary – …
How is cystic fibrosis treated?
What is respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)?
… breathlessness a high temperature (fever). In babies and children, RSV symptoms can also cause difficulty feeding. … usually not serious. It is very common in babies and young children. Up to 9 in 10 children will get RSV before they … We use your comments to improve our information. We cannot reply to comments left on this form. If you have health …