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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Asthma / November 2003

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Insects in the lung cause asthma21 Nov 2003 14:06 GMT1
Beware ! Micro-bugs and Nano-spiders live in the lungs and cause
asthma !
There are thousands of larvae in your lungs and if you cough , they
will fly around the room !
Effects of phlebotomy21 Nov 2003 06:26 GMT7
Seems erythrocytosis .. too many red blood cells .. and polycythemia .. are ..
the same ..
The marker used to assess polycythemia {too many red blood cells] is set by ..
cost.
Zyrtec or Allegra for mold allergy?21 Nov 2003 04:28 GMT2
I've been noticing Zyrtec seems to be working better for me at this time of
year than Allegra does.  I switch to Zyrtec just to take a break from
Allegra, switched back to Allegra, and am considering going back to Zyrtec
until the weather gets truly cold, all the leaves are gone, ...
First time here! (some general Asthma Advair/Singulair questions...)20 Nov 2003 18:48 GMT5
Hey all.. this is my first time in here.
I'm 23 years old, 162Lbs. The Dr. Started me on Advair (250 twice a day) and
Singulair about 2 years ago. I have to say, my asthma is DEFINATELY under
control now. I rode my bike 100KM's one day and didn't even bring my
Is Advair a steroid : infor. needed20 Nov 2003 16:03 GMT2
I am going to do a search but thought I would ask at a group for asthma. I
was recently unfortunately diagnosed with asthma (few years ago). I started
out with singular and now was given Advair because my asthma was getting
worse. Do steroids cause permanent damage? Do people like ...
DC Demo Next Week on Medicare...?20 Nov 2003 07:57 GMT2
It's time to start organizing a demo outside the Capitol for next week,
perhaps
even sooner if the House votes yet this week.
But from what I'm now reading, the Senate will not get around to it until
Is there a leukotriene antagonist with the following pharmcokinetics?20 Nov 2003 06:12 GMT6
Is there a leukotriene antagonist which a) is not a 2D6 substrate, b)
does not inhibit 3A4 hepatic enzymes, and c) does not cross the
blood-brain barrier?
It looks like Singulair meets a+b, but I can't find information on the
Serevent & Flovent - Aerosol vs Diskus20 Nov 2003 03:50 GMT9
3 times since the year 2000 I've tried to switch cortisone inhalers from
aerosol to powdered diskus.
Azmacort to Pulmicort
Azmacort to Advair
Inhibition of Immunoglobulin E / vitamin E / beta-carotene18 Nov 2003 06:14 GMT12
Biosci Biotechnol Biochem. 2003 Oct;67(10):2176-82.  Links
Inhibition of Immunoglobulin E Production in Allergic Model Mice by
Supplementation with Vitamin E and beta-Carotene.
Bando N, Yamanishi R, Terao J.
Treat asthma by yoga17 Nov 2003 19:44 GMT2
I have asthma. I have seen many doctors. They can't cure me. My friend give me a
yoga's url. He say I can treat sickness myself by yoga.I needn't medicine and
doctor. I see the web. Now I have do yoga's exercise for three months and I feel
my body become better. If you have the ...
ARDS17 Nov 2003 02:30 GMT7
The article below speaks the lack of vitamin E which is REQUIRED in order for
the body to produce lecithin .. lung surfactant.
Lung surfactant is depleted in ARDS
Free Radic Biol Med. 2003 Mar 15;34(6):663-73.  Related Articles, Links  
Recall of GSK "Diskus" Meds Sold in Canada15 Nov 2003 19:28 GMT1
http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/ANSWERS/2003/ANS01261.html
T03-75
November 14, 2003
Media Inquiries: 301-827-6242
Periodically Switching Antihistamines15 Nov 2003 19:11 GMT9
I use Allegra every day but in the past have also gotten pretty good
relief from Zyrtec.  I've also noticed that sometimes there is something
in the air for a week or two that Allegra doesn't seem to handle very
well.
black coffee better than albuterol15 Nov 2003 19:11 GMT13
The following is a totally non-scientific personal anecdote, based on
zero clinical trials!
Yesterday I had some bad bronchspasm, chest really tight and hard to breath;
it didn't respond to albuterol (same as salbutamol/ventolin), even after
ephedrine15 Nov 2003 19:11 GMT9
I do not hear anymore of ephedrine being used  as a treatment for asthma. I
think it was very commonly used as a bronchodilator but was eventually
replaced by drugs such as salbutamol.  Not long ago I heard that long term
use of salbutamol and related drugs may have a bad effect on ...
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