Incruse Ellipta and Anxiety: What Users Say
Reviews for Incruse Ellipta
- BJa...
- Taken for 6 months to 1 year
- December 21, 2019
For COPD "Horrible muscle and joint pain, severe anxiety interfering even with my ability to do job interviews, severe stomach pain, which took me to the ER = gastritis. Do now I have a choice - use Incruse with my Breo so I can breathe and work along with medications to counteract side effects, example: atenolol for blood pressure and anxiety control, and Tylenol #3 for severe pain levels and muscle tightness, as well as Pepcid AC 20 mg twice daily and Carafate between the Pepcid for severe abdominal pain... or I can just quit Incruse and stay home, sit in a chair, not being able to breathe."
- Jme...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- March 6, 2022
For COPD "First couple days was excellent, then all of a sudden I couldn’t breathe well, using my rescue inhaler 3-4 times a day, nonstop coughing, lots of wheezing, anxiety. Seen my doctor, he switched me to Breo, but I’m scared of trying it after reading the reviews on that. Since getting COVID 7 months ago, I’ve been on many different inhalers for the first time in my life for my lungs, and none seem to work."
- Ste...
- Taken for less than 1 month
- November 27, 2022
For COPD "Horrible medicine. Was doing good on Spiriva (sample inhalers), then of course insurance doesn't cover it, so I was put on Incruse. This medicine is horrible. Sore throat, sinus pain, headache. Followed by horrible muscle pain/cramps in my legs and arms, and 'flickering' in my peripheral vision. This medicine also made me feel funny, like a jittery feeling, muscles fluttering in my ribcage. It's awful, absolutely awful. I would highly recommend NOT taking it."
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For COPD "I was forced to switch from Spiriva capsule to Spiriva Respimat, which I was doing very well on, with few side effects. Spiriva Respimat caused severe dizziness, anxiety, and breathing problems. Then I was forced to try Incruse Ellipta, and this one is even worse. Congestion, severe breathing problems, and extreme fatigue. I have gone from being active to spending most of my time in bed. I don't know what to do."