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Travelling safely with a lung condition
… It could take six weeks to have these tests and receive your results. You and your doctor may need to … before you plan to leave. You may not be able to have some vaccines, or you may need a vaccine further in advance … can make symptoms of lung conditions worse. For some people with asthma, they can trigger attacks. We have …
How is cystic fibrosis treated?
… On this page Treatments for cystic fibrosis Moving from child to adult care services Talking to friends and … page On this page Treatments for cystic fibrosis Moving from child to adult care services Talking to friends and … . Mucolytics Some people with cystic fibrosis will benefit from medicines called mucolytics. These make mucus thinner …
What is respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)?
… virus that spreads from October to March each year in the UK. Find out about the symptoms of RSV, how common RSV is and who is more at risk from RSV. On this page What are the symptoms of RSV? How serious is RSV? Print this page On …
Preventing COVID-19
… Preventing COVID-19 Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent COVID-19 if you’re at … for a COVID-19 autumn booster vaccine in 2024 if any of the following apply: you’re aged 65 or over you live in a … a frontline NHS, social care, or care home worker. The NHS has the latest information about how to get a …
What is pulmonary fibrosis?
… tolerate treatment. You will be monitored and have regular tests of your lung function to look for changes. In some … Need help managing breathlessness? Take a look at our online information – it’s got different techniques and …
Breathing problems to look out for in children
… shorter pauses in their breathing They have very pale or blue skin, or the inside of their lips and tongue are blue Fitting , if they have never had a fit before Does your … infection or difficulty breathing your child’s skin looks blue the inside of their lips and tongue are blue. Next: …
How to get your breath back
… We hope you found this video useful. If you'd like to learn more about breathlessness, you can read more on our …
Specialist asthma care
… There are only a small number of centres across the UK. If you have severe asthma, you may be referred to a … look at ways to help you avoid long-term use of high-dose oral steroids provide access to specialist treatments if … Call us 0300 222 5800 Email us helpline@asthmaandlung.org.uk Join a support group Find out more You must have …
Cool down and stretch
… be starting to settle. If it's not, slowing things down even further. If you're still feeling a bit puffy, perhaps …
Stay well during the festive season
… On this page Respiratory infections Cold weather Indoor air pollution Fireworks Smoking and vaping Stress Christmas … prescriptions this way. Update your self-management plan and keep it with you over the festive season . … action plans for adults and children COPD self-management plan Pulmonary fibrosis self-management plan The British …
Asthma treatments
Montelukast
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Your bronchiectasis Patient Passport
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How is severe asthma treated?
… the following apply to you: You’re still getting symptoms even though you and your GP have tried all the recommended …
Help with eating and drinking
… Sometimes eating and drinking with a lung condition can be difficult. Find out how to deal with some of the … eating or drinking more difficult. On this page How can I eat when I feel breathless? How can I eat when my mouth is … Call our helpline for support with your condition. Get advice on your medicines, symptoms or travelling with a lung …