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If you could get rid of one of your COPD symptoms, which one would it be and why?
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AmyQuinn
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Not being able to breath at times struggling to climb up hills due to shortness of breath
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Shortness of breath. I cannot walk far without having to stop to rest an get my breath back. When like this I start to panic an makes it worse.
Happyevs
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Last activity on 01/10/2024 at 13:19
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Newbie Here.I would love to be able to walk even 100 yards without being out of breath,and would be even better if i did not have to use oxygen for getting about.
Mazhaz
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Last activity on 07/04/2024 at 20:29
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HI all
New on here I would like to get shut of the Cough as when it starts it upsets me for the day as can't do anything .It inflames my chest which upsets my breathing which stops me doing anything.
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Im fed up with my caugh, had it since the start of the year, and mucus, well im fed up with it, my health has got worse this year, my back kills me, the arthritis in my back, hard to climb stairs without being out of breath, wearing a mask annoys me, my glasses steam up, hard with my hearing aid in too, but the coughing is the worse part of me at the moment, i will get the corona virus jab when im offered it though
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Ruthfagan
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Last activity on 19/12/2020 at 14:52
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Breathlessness which is causing me awful panic attacks.
Guardsman2020
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Last activity on 27/12/2021 at 13:48
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Have both heart and lung problems, had heart attack, firmly told I have arterial defibrillitation of the heart,,,,,then diagnosed with wide spread emythsema of both lungs, hospitalised many many times over last 20 years.
My lungs played up the most out of both problems, taking me into hospital, each time being seen by both my heart and lung specialists. During one such occasion being admitted to hospital, for lungs, my specialist advised exercise, exercise, exercise. I followed this excercise to the letter,,,,being both ex, military and police trained, I followed the advice,,,I’m now 72,,,and found that after the initial shock at age 52, I found myself a fit old man and continue to do so to follow the advice given. Never give up, try and try again, it’s so easy to say to yourself your finished. What I consider as being given extra time, has allowed me to have four grand children into this world and watch them develope.
Dont lose faith, keep going.
Mazhaz
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Last activity on 07/04/2024 at 20:29
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HI Guardsman 2020
Nice to hear you are keeping well .you have give me hope now to keep on moving even tho I am finding it hard to breath .Have a lovely Christmas with the family and keep safe all the best for the new year xx
Mazhaz
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@Tiggy38 what's Prednisone please
Jenefer
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Like most, would love to see the breathlessness decreased and a reduction in the coughing, although I realise it helps to get rid of mucus. I am exercising with dumbbells (2.5kg each) nothing too silly or strenuous and for just about 2 x5minutes each day, it help relaxes tension in my chest/back and build up muscle again. I feel it is helping, but then I guess any exercise is good. Keep well one and all.
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Hello everyone,
How are you today?![emoticon cute](https://member.carenity.co.uk/static/themes-v3/default/javascripts/vendor/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/cute.png)
With chronic illness often comes many symptoms that can make daily life difficult. I thought it might be interesting for us to talk about COPD symptoms.
If you could get ride of one of your COPD symptoms, which one would it be and why? How would your life change if it were gone? Feel free to share here, you may find that you have some common opinions with others!
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Courtney