Any asthma sufferers been prescribed Azithromycin?

I too have a Relvar Ellipta, highest dose, changed to that about 6 months ago. That too seems to be making a difference.

Unfortunately, too late for me to prevent osteoporosis. I've had it for the last twenty years and a recent Dexa scan showed more deterioration.
However, you have to weigh up all the risks. Without steroids, I would have been dead a long time ago. I'm still here, enjoying my life. Thank goodness for the NHS.

Good to hear that you're both doing well on this drug without any significant side effects. I feel quite reassured, thank you. I'm never keen on taking new drugs but my consultant suggested this along with Ellipta inhaler (a change from my Flutiform) I had so many infections last winter that I knew I had to try this. I'm trying to stay off steroids because off the osteoporosis risks. It's a constant juggling act isn't it?

I am on it too, 3 times a week for life. I have brittle asthma and bronchiectasis and have been taking it for about 4 years. As I have also rheumatoid arthritis, this is part of my regime to try and prevent any further lung damage.
It has certainly made a difference. I still have chest infections, but they are less severe and certainly less frequent.
In the event of a chest infection, I stop them and change to a stronger antibiotic and steroids.
I often experience side effects from my medication, but there have been none on this drug.

Yes, I am taking one Azithromycin250 every morning for a minimum of 18 months. I also take two other strong AB. I have asthma and mild bronchiectasis. The damage to my lungs has led to a bacterial infection (like a non-contagious TB). If I don't take this rather debilitating cocktail, my lung damage which is not too bad at the moment could become worse.

Thank you!

I don't have any experience of this katek but I'm glad to hear that you are feeling better on it!