Ziggy2017
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Hi @jjraak I honestly don’t know what’s going on I don’t have asthma but I’ve had a double lung transplant 6 years ago in order to keep my lungs healthy I have to take immuno suppresents if I didn’t my lungs would reject I don’t normally use an inhaler but I took a couple of puffs of my mums last night and the coughing stared to ease a bit but this afternoon I stared coughing even worse. The hospital I go to specialises in transplantation I think my mum is going to call them tomorrow last time I seen them they said if this cough doesn’t ease I’m going to need to have a bronc. Anyway enjoy your eveningMorning @Ziggy2017 .
Long term asthma suffer here.
try to make you some ginger tea..proper not packet.
*Buy some root ginger.
*Cut off about an inch, cut that into 8/10 slices .( i don't, but you can peel before cutting or grate it )
*pop into a pot of boiling water and simmer for 10-15 mins
*drain and serve, add slice of lemon if you like. (sweetener as required.)
Had mild cold over many years..Ran from sept -feb every year
then one year had severe attack, which led me to look on line for something that MIGHT help me.
Started taking a few years back and that congestion, reduced considerably..
now its a regular drink and my asthma is much more manageable.
NB: i still use the sprays as normal, the tea, like the brown inhaler, simply helps reduce congestion over the day, and possibly reduces breathing issues for the next few days.
a long-ish link here, describes benefits of ginger tea..see 8:26...GINGER
wife likes it plain i like it with a slice of fresh lemon
(i used to really enjoy it with honey as well, but not since T2D.)
I'm sure you know but a top tip, when breathing is aggravated to reduce coughing,
is to use the STOMACH muscles to power the lungs/breath..not the ribcage..
(if that makes sense..when ever if have had a serious cold, that has helped to reduce the coughing for me}
Hope that helps in someway.
Good luck & hope you fell better soon.
MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR
Hi @jjraak
I don’t have asthma ....
I don’t normally use an inhaler but I took a couple of puffs of my mums last night and the coughing stared to ease a bit but this afternoon I stared coughing even worse....
No worries hopefully the hospital will be open tomorrow and my mum can speak to themO bless, @Ziggy2017
I stumbled in thinking it was asthma....so sorry.
I do hope the cough eases, and if needed you get some help for yourself from the doctors.
Take care of yourself.
& best wishes.
Cool...i do do that as well...
Liking the road trip idea....that would be a great journey.
same goes for lemon tea. Just a chunk of lemon with boiling water on top gives a refreshing drink which according to some has health benefits.I hadn't considered that...i think I'll try that method next time @OrsonKartt ..cheers.
Have a great day.
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