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    Infant PFT

    Its done here in Australia too. Trouble is they can only do it to a certain age/weight (about 3). So theres a gap in lung function from three til 5 or 6 when they can Blow to measure lung function. Are annual Bronchoscopy's the norm there too??..
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    Infant PFT

    Its done here in Australia too. Trouble is they can only do it to a certain age/weight (about 3). So theres a gap in lung function from three til 5 or 6 when they can Blow to measure lung function. Are annual Bronchoscopy's the norm there too??..
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    Infant PFT

    Its done here in Australia too. Trouble is they can only do it to a certain age/weight (about 3). So theres a gap in lung function from three til 5 or 6 when they can Blow to measure lung function. <br /> Are annual Bronchoscopy's the norm there too??..
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    STILL COPING

    Hi all...Greetings from Australia. The standard of care here from Diagnosis is to treat with flucloxacillin daily to prevent staph Until the age of ^ where Staph is not longer a real problem. Do they not do that there???.. Cheers Chris (Dad to Molly 2.5 with CF)
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    STILL COPING

    Hi all...Greetings from Australia. The standard of care here from Diagnosis is to treat with flucloxacillin daily to prevent staph Until the age of ^ where Staph is not longer a real problem. Do they not do that there???.. Cheers Chris (Dad to Molly 2.5 with CF)
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    STILL COPING

    Hi all...Greetings from Australia. The standard of care here from Diagnosis is to treat with flucloxacillin daily to prevent staph Until the age of ^ where Staph is not longer a real problem. Do they not do that there???.. Cheers Chris (Dad to Molly 2.5 with CF)
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    STILL COPING

    Hi all...Greetings from Australia. The standard of care here from Diagnosis is to treat with flucloxacillin daily to prevent staph Until the age of ^ where Staph is not longer a real problem. Do they not do that there???.. Cheers Chris (Dad to Molly 2.5 with CF)
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    STILL COPING

    Hi all...Greetings from Australia. The standard of care here from Diagnosis is to treat with flucloxacillin daily to prevent staph Until the age of ^ where Staph is not longer a real problem. Do they not do that there???.. Cheers Chris (Dad to Molly 2.5 with CF)
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    Carriers

    Interesting indeed. But research indicates that it is a genetic advantage to be a carrier. The reason why the CFTR mutation occured in the first place is that it provides protection against things like TB in the lung (Tuberculosis attaches to CFTR to get into the lung cells). Similarly provides...
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    Carriers

    Interesting indeed. But research indicates that it is a genetic advantage to be a carrier. The reason why the CFTR mutation occured in the first place is that it provides protection against things like TB in the lung (Tuberculosis attaches to CFTR to get into the lung cells). Similarly provides...
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    Carriers

    Interesting indeed. But research indicates that it is a genetic advantage to be a carrier. The reason why the CFTR mutation occured in the first place is that it provides protection against things like TB in the lung (Tuberculosis attaches to CFTR to get into the lung cells). Similarly provides...
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    Carriers

    Interesting indeed. But research indicates that it is a genetic advantage to be a carrier. The reason why the CFTR mutation occured in the first place is that it provides protection against things like TB in the lung (Tuberculosis attaches to CFTR to get into the lung cells). Similarly provides...
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    Carriers

    Interesting indeed. But research indicates that it is a genetic advantage to be a carrier. The reason why the CFTR mutation occured in the first place is that it provides protection against things like TB in the lung (Tuberculosis attaches to CFTR to get into the lung cells). Similarly provides...
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