Breo Ellipta 100/25mcg Oral Inh(30): My Experience and Side Effects

kyle_washington2026-04-17 407 8

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I've been using Breo Ellipta for about six months now to manage my COPD symptoms. It seems to help with my shortness of breath and wheezing, but I've experienced some side effects that I'm not sure are related. Has anyone else dealt with mouth irritation or throat pain while on this medication? I've also noticed some back pain and joint pain, which is a bit concerning. I want to know if anyone else has experienced these side effects. I'm also curious to know if there are any long-term effects of using this medication that I should be aware of. Any insights or tips would be greatly appreciated.

kyle_washington2026-04-17

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last active 4/17/2026

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Comments (8)

christopher_turner4/13/2026

I've been struggling with the hoarseness and mouth sores. Anyone else have this issue? I’ve tried different mouth rinses, but nothing seems to help completely.

pamela_nelson4/13/2026

I switched to Breo from another inhaler and noticed a big difference in my breathing. No more sudden attacks at night, which is a huge relief. Plus, the once-daily dose is a lot easier to manage than multiple times a day.

joan_kennedy4/13/2026

I've been on Breo for a few years now and it's been a game-changer for my asthma. I haven't had any of those severe side effects, but I did get a bit of a runny nose at first. It went away after a few weeks. Just make sure to rinse your mouth after each use to avoid throat irritation.

nicholas_schmidt4/13/2026

Has anyone else dealt with shakiness or tremors? I’ve felt a bit jittery since starting Breo, and it’s a bit unsettling.

philip_knight4/13/2026

I've been using it for a while and have noticed some bone pain, which can be scary. I had to get some blood tests done to rule out any issues. My doctor said it could be a side effect, but it’s important to monitor it closely.

cheryl_vazquez4/13/2026

I've had a bit of a runny nose and throat irritation, but nothing too bad. Just make sure to follow the instructions carefully and use your rescue inhaler if you experience any breathing problems. For me, it’s been worth it to have better control over my COPD symptoms.

matthew_dixon4/13/2026

Breo has been a lifesaver for my COPD. The side effects were minimal for me—just a bit of a sore throat at first. Make sure to use a spacer with it, though. It helps a lot with getting the medicine where it needs to go.

billy_cook4/13/2026

Be careful with the adrenal issues. My mom had a bad reaction to a similar drug and ended up in the hospital. If you start feeling really weak or dizzy, don't wait it out—get to a doctor ASAP.