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| Asthma/RSV Action Plan | 16 Dec 2004 17:05 GMT | 4 |
My 3 year old son has a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hide Asthma. It is considered mild, but when he contracts the RSV virus, its ER and admitting for 3 days. O2 level is around 90 and he is on oxygen, ventalin every 2 hours and given Pediapred to get his breathing back to
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| meds that protect from air pollution? | 15 Dec 2004 17:35 GMT | 1 |
Los Angeles Times (CA) December 8, 2004 Drugs May Offer Shield From Pollution's Harm Researchers find that two types of medications taken for high blood pressure
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| fatigue w/asthma flare up? | 15 Dec 2004 08:32 GMT | 70 |
first med wise I take: advair (highest dose), singulair, atrovent, flonase, clartin & patanol...have home nebulizer...usally these meds work well & keep it under control winter is always worse for my asthma, past 3 days it's gotten bad I'm using my
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| A little fun with US geography | 14 Dec 2004 14:37 GMT | 6 |
http://tinyurl.com/3wuxb FACE
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| Nebulizer advice needed. | 10 Dec 2004 23:14 GMT | 2 |
I have a Devilbiss Pulmo-aid nebulizer. Model 4650D which is one level below their top-of-the line (to my knowledge) It is eight months old, and to my knowledge (wife and i both use it, she much more than me) it has approx. 100 hours on it.
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| Coughing - for Joy | 10 Dec 2004 16:21 GMT | 10 |
you asked: How long have you had this? Or did you post it and I missed that! I am going to suggest you start a new thread. This one is hard to navigate.
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| "Ionic" Air Purifier along side a humidifier | 10 Dec 2004 01:16 GMT | 22 |
Hey folks, I'm not an asthmatic, but my sister is, and I figure you guys are probably a leading authority on clean air. I have recently purchased a Sharp FP-N60CX purifier (which may
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| Spiriva (tiotropium) | 08 Dec 2004 12:09 GMT | 2 |
I'm tickled pink with Spiriva. I was suspicious of it because Boehringer Ingelheim had promoted it for years before it finally became available: in this country only half a year ago or so. Expensive. The pitch is this: tiotropium works on only the first and third of the
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| When asthma attack leads to coughing attack... | 07 Dec 2004 18:03 GMT | 12 |
Sometimes I get these types of asthma attacks that go away and become coughing attacks. No amount of asthma puffers (Salbutamol) stops those certain kinds of coughs. So what I do is I take a very warm bath and that usually helps stop the coughing. Another is chocolate.
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| minimizing night asthma | 06 Dec 2004 23:48 GMT | 4 |
It seemes lying down on my left side causes more asthma then lying on my right. Don't know why. So I try avoiding lying down on my left. Has anyone experienced this? I also never have anything to eat or drink for at least two hours
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| For those that did antibiotic therapy... | 05 Dec 2004 12:32 GMT | 13 |
I have been off of mine for about a month now. I was doing wonderfully. 100% better and tapering off of steriod inhaler. The last day or so I have felt short of breath again. I took my rescue inhaler and it doesn't help much, but it never did. Does this mean
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| seravent warning?? | 05 Dec 2004 04:34 GMT | 6 |
rare but fatal side effect, death I take advair 500/50, which has seravent/salmeterol this is in the US a warning for it, FDA hasn't recalled it yet Dr know I take it
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| Throat infections spreads to lungs | 03 Dec 2004 14:43 GMT | 16 |
Whenever I catch a throat infection, it worse and eventually spreads to the lungs and aggravates my asthma. Next thing I know I'm in a hospital running out of air to breath. How can I keep throat infections from spreading to the lungs? It seems to
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| pulmicort overdose? | 01 Dec 2004 23:23 GMT | 4 |
I am using Pulmicort for my brochitis, two times a day (200 dose). My doctor says that an overdose is not possible, however I am just getting the idea that more use does not end up in reducing the problem. In fact, I think just the opposite, there is an increase of
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