Comprehensive Set of Accessories - An adult mask, a children's mask, mouthpiece, and making it also ideal for use with children. I’m still coughing up sputum nowhere near as regular or as thick mostly in the morning but that could be down to my sinus problem. I have tried hypertonic saline (which people seem to prefer because it is 'stronger' than isotonic') but found that it was less effective in my bronchiectasis at keeping my mucus runny than daily isotonic and also made me breathless. Suitable For Asthma COPD and other Respiratory illness, Nebuliser comes with both Adult and Child Accessories, This Nebuliser Can Penetrate Deep into the Lungs to Provide Relief. Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.

I felt so ill over xmas with the nasty bug that I did say to hubby I don’t think I’ll make it to the new year I felt that bad, if only I had known about the rescue pack if only I had been given one perhaps I wouldn’t be on here trying to get some relief who knows! I failed my first test as I had an infection, I was allowed a second test a month later which I scraped through. They are used by a wide variety of people, parents use saline for children to break up mucus on their chest.Most GPS have there own respiratory nurses, or dispensing nurses, who can sort out the rescue packs, mucus thinning drugs and possibly normal saline for you. As per suggestions here I rang surgery to see if I could have a rescue pack, got a text message from surgery pharmacist today to say I need to ask respiratory nurse if I could have them, I tried to contact the Respiratory Nurses on the phone no’s given at time of diagnoses the Lancaster hospital phone number which is out of use so I rang the second phone number Furness general hospital to see if I could have a Rescue Pack managed to speak to a respiratory nurse who just told me I need a referral from a GP? My consultant has prescribed most of my medication, and I deal with the hospital respiratory nurses if I have any problems with my nebuliser as it's a NHS one. I've never heard of a poor reaction to it though that doesn't mean they don't exist and I've been on the forum for 10 years.

It's hard to fight for yourself when you feel so rough and have been let down by the GP/Respiratory Nurse. Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them. I am under the Morecambe Bay umbrella and have found both Lancaster and the Kendal respiratory clinic have been only too happy to give help and advice. As others have indicated please don't use nebuliser, it is specialised equipment and must be used correctly. It’s just as a precaution I’ll supply them, which has totally confused me as everyone on here has a respiratory nurse, so does our pharmacist stand in for a respiratory nurse?

There are different types of medication also for a nebuliser, so how do you know which one you require. Should your Hangsun product develop a fault, we will replace it with a new one (rather than repair) – giving you total peace of mind. Hangsun CN680 Compressor Machine is a high quality, easy to use, mains powered compressor offering reliable therapy at home. Saline solution is generally available over the counter, but stronger medication such as broncho-dilators need to be prescribed.

thanks Peege, unfortunately all the GP’s amalgamated into one ‘Bay Medical Group’ not for the better I may add, so I’ve no options at all. Our After sales service supports all of our products with an on hand supply of spares and accessories.Hangsun also features automatic shut-off function that shuts down the device after 10 minutes of inactivity or due to the lack of medication in the container.

I would say it’s helped quite a lot as nowhere near the amount of sputum that I had at the beginning 7 day course 2 x 1st day then one for 6 days. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. It goes without saying that Hangsun, just like its counterparts on our list, is super travel-friendly. In people suffering from COPD, they are used to deliver a class of medication known as a broncho-dilator, to open up the bronchioles at the base of the lungs and allow the person to breathe in oxygen more easily and also release a build up of carbon dioxide.

All you need to do is pour the medication into the designated container at the top of the device, press the on/off button, and begin the process. Like other posters I'm concerned that you have not been prescribed or shown how to use the nebuliser. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. So I rang the GP I asked if the practice had a respiratory nurse or GP that I could speak to the receptionist asked why?