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Yeah, I would try ibuprofen or naproxen. Does pressing on the area hurt? Ruling out an occult fracture, I would ask about skelaxin. It's as effective (for me) as flexeril, but without sleeping 15 hours a day.

Awesome, thanks

Awesome, thanks

I have not had good experiences with the CF Services Pharmacy.

I have not had good experiences with the CF Services Pharmacy.

Which study are you referring to?

Which study are you referring to?

There are several of us on Skype and we occasionally video chat. It might be the closest thing we can get to interaction with one another. I will PM you my Skype name.

There are several of us on Skype and we occasionally video chat. It might be the closest thing we can get to interaction with one another. I will PM you my Skype name.

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><em>Originally posted by: <strong>Isaiah53</strong></em> And most importantly – no matter how long you have left, a year or 50 years, is going to seem irrelevant compared to the next million years. And where and how you spend the rest of all eternity is directly...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><em>Originally posted by: <strong>Isaiah53</strong></em> And most importantly – no matter how long you have left, a year or 50 years, is going to seem irrelevant compared to the next million years. And where and how you spend the rest of all eternity is directly...

OK, give it some time, but if you continue to see no improvement, or get worse call your physician right away.

OK, give it some time, but if you continue to see no improvement, or get worse call your physician right away.

Do you know which bacteria you culture? I've never taken imipenem, but I would say give it a week and see what happen with your PFTs. Imipenem does not treat MRSA, so if you culture that it would be the wrong antibiotic.

Do you know which bacteria you culture? I've never taken imipenem, but I would say give it a week and see what happen with your PFTs. Imipenem does not treat MRSA, so if you culture that it would be the wrong antibiotic.

it could be that he needs enzymes, but I would like to have more information before giving an opinion. Have you spoken to your doc yet?

Infants and small children breathe using the diaphragm, it's only when they get older that they begin to use muscles in the chest and shoulders, once they mature.

Infants and small children breathe using the diaphragm, it's only when they get older that they begin to use muscles in the chest and shoulders, once they mature.

It should be noted that all young children are "belly breathers"

It should be noted that all young children are "belly breathers"