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Oxis
21/08/2017 | | 67moderated by Charlotte
formoterol fumarate dihydrate (12ug/do) for chest infection
in combination with the fact that I stopped smoking two and a half years ago and the medicine, my lung capacity has improved by 10%.
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Mometasone
25/07/2016 | | 72moderated by Susan
mometasone furoate monohydrate (50ug/do) for chest infection
Was also takine mometasone as the same time as other medicines for my chest infection. Only struggled when I stopped taking the other medicines. Then I was prescribed AVAMYS which gives me incredible headaches.
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Avamys
25/07/2016 | | 72moderated by Philip
fluticasone furoate (27,5ug/do) for chest infection
As the result of a chest infection, I am virtually deaf on one side, I need to cough all the time, and produce lots of mucous. Initially I was given mometasone furoate by the ENT doctor but I had the same side effects as with Avamys: unbearable headache above my eyes and inflamed sinuses. Neither medicine suits me. I don't know what I'm supposed to do now.
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