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Advair does come in a regular "puff" metered inhaler. I used to use the diskus, but then the powder started bothering me. Now I use the inhaler with a Vortex chamber and I feel like I get much more of the med and that it works better. I also take 2 puffs (the meter is a 112, so 2 puffs of that...
Advair does come in a regular "puff" metered inhaler. I used to use the diskus, but then the powder started bothering me. Now I use the inhaler with a Vortex chamber and I feel like I get much more of the med and that it works better. I also take 2 puffs (the meter is a 112, so 2 puffs of that...
Advair does come in a regular "puff" metered inhaler. I used to use the diskus, but then the powder started bothering me. Now I use the inhaler with a Vortex chamber and I feel like I get much more of the med and that it works better. I also take 2 puffs (the meter is a 112, so 2 puffs of that...
And I was told (lol) to do the HS first (well, after Xopenex <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ), wait at least 15 minutes, and then do Pulmozyme. I do my vest (30 minutes minimum) in between HS and pulmozyme. I do know that the pulmozyme still works doing that...
And I was told (lol) to do the HS first (well, after Xopenex <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ), wait at least 15 minutes, and then do Pulmozyme. I do my vest (30 minutes minimum) in between HS and pulmozyme. I do know that the pulmozyme still works doing that...
And I was told (lol) to do the HS first (well, after Xopenex <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ), wait at least 15 minutes, and then do Pulmozyme. I do my vest (30 minutes minimum) in between HS and pulmozyme. I do know that the pulmozyme still works doing that...
And I was told (lol) to do the HS first (well, after Xopenex <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ), wait at least 15 minutes, and then do Pulmozyme. I do my vest (30 minutes minimum) in between HS and pulmozyme. I do know that the pulmozyme still works doing that...
And I was told (lol) to do the HS first (well, after Xopenex <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ), wait at least 15 minutes, and then do Pulmozyme. I do my vest (30 minutes minimum) in between HS and pulmozyme. I do know that the pulmozyme still works doing that...
I don't tolerate Tobi particularly well, but guess what ONE drug my pa is resistant to? *sigh* We'll see if maybe it has a synergy effect with an oral of some sort, I guess.
I don't tolerate Tobi particularly well, but guess what ONE drug my pa is resistant to? *sigh* We'll see if maybe it has a synergy effect with an oral of some sort, I guess.
I don't tolerate Tobi particularly well, but guess what ONE drug my pa is resistant to? *sigh* We'll see if maybe it has a synergy effect with an oral of some sort, I guess.
I don't tolerate Tobi particularly well, but guess what ONE drug my pa is resistant to? *sigh* We'll see if maybe it has a synergy effect with an oral of some sort, I guess.
I don't tolerate Tobi particularly well, but guess what ONE drug my pa is resistant to? *sigh* We'll see if maybe it has a synergy effect with an oral of some sort, I guess.
This is one of the "no no" class of drugs for CFRDers with liver disease, btw.
It will be interesting to see how it pans out. Talk about the chicken and the egg! I would like to take this drug (one day, if it shows that it helps significantly), because it could help my cf messed up organs, but...
This is one of the "no no" class of drugs for CFRDers with liver disease, btw.
It will be interesting to see how it pans out. Talk about the chicken and the egg! I would like to take this drug (one day, if it shows that it helps significantly), because it could help my cf messed up organs, but...
This is one of the "no no" class of drugs for CFRDers with liver disease, btw.
It will be interesting to see how it pans out. Talk about the chicken and the egg! I would like to take this drug (one day, if it shows that it helps significantly), because it could help my cf messed up organs, but...
This is one of the "no no" class of drugs for CFRDers with liver disease, btw.
It will be interesting to see how it pans out. Talk about the chicken and the egg! I would like to take this drug (one day, if it shows that it helps significantly), because it could help my cf messed up organs, but...
This is one of the "no no" class of drugs for CFRDers with liver disease, btw.
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<br /> It will be interesting to see how it pans out. Talk about the chicken and the egg! I would like to take this drug (one day, if it shows that it helps significantly), because it could help my cf messed up...
It can vary wildly, I'm afraid. Mutations can point to a predisposion towards certain complications, but then you have cfers like me who throw a wrench in the "conventional" wisdom...I had 2 surgeries as a baby (meconium illius and then adhesions 6 months later), but didn't get p.a. until I was...
It can vary wildly, I'm afraid. Mutations can point to a predisposion towards certain complications, but then you have cfers like me who throw a wrench in the "conventional" wisdom...I had 2 surgeries as a baby (meconium illius and then adhesions 6 months later), but didn't get p.a. until I was...
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