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When my son had colistin for the eflow, the mixing directions were the same as a regular neb but the dosage was only about half of the quantity; I believe it was 6ml water into the colistin vial but only 3 or 4 ml withdrawn and put into the eflow. He is only 7, however. I'd call your Dr. or...
When my son had colistin for the eflow, the mixing directions were the same as a regular neb but the dosage was only about half of the quantity; I believe it was 6ml water into the colistin vial but only 3 or 4 ml withdrawn and put into the eflow. He is only 7, however. I'd call your Dr. or...
When my son had colistin for the eflow, the mixing directions were the same as a regular neb but the dosage was only about half of the quantity; I believe it was 6ml water into the colistin vial but only 3 or 4 ml withdrawn and put into the eflow. He is only 7, however. I'd call your Dr. or...
We gave our kid his own kitchen cabinet at floor level - it is the snack cupboard. It is filled with all sorts of things some he picked out and some we picked out. He has pretty much freedom to go in and get what he wants when he wants a snack & also to pull out things for breakfast or to add...
We gave our kid his own kitchen cabinet at floor level - it is the snack cupboard. It is filled with all sorts of things some he picked out and some we picked out. He has pretty much freedom to go in and get what he wants when he wants a snack & also to pull out things for breakfast or to add...
We gave our kid his own kitchen cabinet at floor level - it is the snack cupboard. It is filled with all sorts of things some he picked out and some we picked out. He has pretty much freedom to go in and get what he wants when he wants a snack & also to pull out things for breakfast or to add...
Washington Hospital Center is where the adults are transitioned after Children's National Medical Center in DC. (But I don't have any doctor info; my CFer is still a kid)
Washington Hospital Center is where the adults are transitioned after Children's National Medical Center in DC. (But I don't have any doctor info; my CFer is still a kid)
Washington Hospital Center is where the adults are transitioned after Children's National Medical Center in DC. (But I don't have any doctor info; my CFer is still a kid)
my son does pulmozyme during morning Vest session. He does vest again in evening so I figure the loosening during the day is still there. He also does hypersal twice a day, which I think actually does more for him than pulmozyme. With all the schedule demands, I don't sweat over whether...
my son does pulmozyme during morning Vest session. He does vest again in evening so I figure the loosening during the day is still there. He also does hypersal twice a day, which I think actually does more for him than pulmozyme. With all the schedule demands, I don't sweat over whether...
my son does pulmozyme during morning Vest session. He does vest again in evening so I figure the loosening during the day is still there. He also does hypersal twice a day, which I think actually does more for him than pulmozyme. With all the schedule demands, I don't sweat over whether...
my son does pulmozyme during morning Vest session. He does vest again in evening so I figure the loosening during the day is still there. He also does hypersal twice a day, which I think actually does more for him than pulmozyme. With all the schedule demands, I don't sweat over whether...
my son does pulmozyme during morning Vest session. He does vest again in evening so I figure the loosening during the day is still there. He also does hypersal twice a day, which I think actually does more for him than pulmozyme. With all the schedule demands, I don't sweat over whether...
no need to clean between different meds in one session - but my son's Dr. told us to use a separate head unit for the pulmozyme. Also, even though we have been fastidious about following the cleaning routine, the head still slows down after a few weeks use. I've not tried a jewelry cleaner...
no need to clean between different meds in one session - but my son's Dr. told us to use a separate head unit for the pulmozyme. Also, even though we have been fastidious about following the cleaning routine, the head still slows down after a few weeks use. I've not tried a jewelry cleaner...
no need to clean between different meds in one session - but my son's Dr. told us to use a separate head unit for the pulmozyme. Also, even though we have been fastidious about following the cleaning routine, the head still slows down after a few weeks use. I've not tried a jewelry cleaner...
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