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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Asthma / February 2004

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antioxidant vitamins / asthma risk in children15 Feb 2004 19:41 GMT1
Am J Epidemiol. 2004 Feb 15;159(4):351-7.  Related Articles, Links  
Serum vitamin levels and the risk of asthma in children.
Harik-Khan RI, Muller DC, Wise RA.
Clinical Research Branch, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of
asthma concern to public leaders12 Feb 2004 18:40 GMT10
Thanks for the information regarding Africa's state of asthma cases.
In terms of finance - do African countries have the resources
necessary to decrease incidents of asthma for future generations?
advair and heart attacks, doubling flovent vs. adding servent12 Feb 2004 02:16 GMT5
Consider this recent study:
Swiss Med Wkly. 2004 Jan 24;134(3-4):50-8.  Related Articles, Links  
Salmeterol/fluticasone propionate (50/250 micro g) combination is superior to
double dose fluticasone (500 micro g) for the treatment of symptomatic moderate
Mucinex Sucks12 Feb 2004 02:03 GMT14
For years I was taking prescription-strength (600 mg) guaifenisin
caplets and they seemed to help thin my mucus and make my coughing more
productive.  It was in generic form under such names as Humibid LA and
Q-Bid, and you needed a prescription.
Buteyko method?09 Feb 2004 16:50 GMT23
Hi all! I'm new to the group. *waves* *puts on my welcome lei* blah blah blah
now that we got those pleasantries out of the way....
Anyone have any experience with the Buteyko method? Thoughts? Do you think it's crap or is there some promise there?
Cazz
Catching an upper respiratory tract infection early made a _big_ difference08 Feb 2004 06:17 GMT4
Just over a year ago, I contracted pneumonia that got very close to taking
my life.  It started with what most people consider flu-like symptoms, a
high fever and shaking.  My doctors treated it as the flu, prescribed some
medications that were supposed to make the flu pass more ...
advair and heart attacks??07 Feb 2004 17:25 GMT36
just had a friend tell me abt that, nurse in respiratory therapy told her
anybody heard of that??
ensoul
I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer.
Asthma meds affecting hair breakage?06 Feb 2004 10:37 GMT2
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Any females using their asthma medications notice that their hair is
splitting or breaking off a little?
Or does this happen when you are in your late fifties and early 60's
Question for Advair users06 Feb 2004 00:34 GMT3
Even it is supposed to be taken twice per day, do you use Advair everyday or
skip days, or only as needed, etc.?
Thanks,
Bob
Cure Your Asthma In Just One Week!05 Feb 2004 19:14 GMT5
I bought this eBook because my sister got asthma. After I read the ebook,
it's very useful and help to reduce my sister asthma.
The ebook will only cost you US$29.95. Have a try!
Ebook title : Cure Your Asthma In Just One Week
Asthma Sufferer's Eye Test05 Feb 2004 14:32 GMT6
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worse time for asthma attack!05 Feb 2004 09:05 GMT7
For me the worse time for an asthma attack is when getting up in the morning.
As soon as I step off the bed asthma begins. Next thing I know is I'm rushing
around getting ready for work while gasping for air. The asthma puffer
(ratio-Salbutamol HFA) do clear it up but often it ...
Asthma Sufferers: $59 Surround Air cleaner04 Feb 2004 17:35 GMT4
Many suffers have used and endorse these products by Surround Air:
Ionic Surround Air purifiers 59.  The prices for these units will go to $179
after a major media advertising campaign.
For your breathing and general health, read what this remarkably-priced
Breathless, scared newbie needs quick advice to get thru the day04 Feb 2004 00:23 GMT7
i've been struggling with dry, extremely swollen nasal passages, all
my efforts directed at keeping some trickle of airflow thru one or
either nostril. been to several md's, ENT's, did all the antibiotics,
prednisone treatments, etc. now it's just down to me, my Flonase, my
Why asthma drug treatment must always fail.02 Feb 2004 21:32 GMT27
There is the saying that "hard cases make bad law, that is to say when
a party to an action is under psychological stress the resulting
decision and precedent will be bad. It would seem reasonably obvious
that this will apply in medicine as well.  Normally a doctor with a
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