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My lung test results

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john80670
john80670

My lungs have changed but giuve me a new inhaler to try

MedicationIncruse Ellipta 55micrograms/dose dry powder inhaler (GlaxoSmithKline UK Ltd) - 30 dose - inhale 1 dose daily

Clinical history and observations

Oxygen saturation at periphery 98 %

MRC Breathlessness Scale: grade 1

Dry cough

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease annual review (XaIet)

Mild chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

**2019 Forced expired volume in 1 second 2.60 L

2017 it was Forced expired volume in 1 second 3.24 L

2016 it was Forced expired volume in 1 second 3.01 L

Number of COPD exacerbations in past year

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  • larry49033
    larry49033 john80670

    Posted

    John,

    We are not Drs or Nurses on this site, but patients ourselves. That said I'm not clear about your current problem. I'm not a chemist (pharmacist) either and don't know all of the meds and their effects.

    Please explain your situation in a more conversational style if you would please.

    I'd like to understand and be of some help if its possible. I say this with all the best friendly concern.

    All the Best

  • hypercat
    hypercat john80670

    Posted

    Hi I too am not sure what you are asking! The most important figure is your lung function (FEV1). You said you are mild though. x

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