Aging (not CF) decline in %FEV1 ??

CowTown · Jun 7, 2008

In my experience up until I was 30 (at 78-80%), was a very small decline each year, maybe the 4% or less some years. Age 30 was when the numbers started having a mind of their own and dropped drastically. Mine was most likely due to a bug.

So if your #s are staying consistent like your seeing, that's awesome and keep up whatever it is you're doing. That's like the holy grail in my mind. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

CowTown · Jun 7, 2008

In my experience up until I was 30 (at 78-80%), was a very small decline each year, maybe the 4% or less some years. Age 30 was when the numbers started having a mind of their own and dropped drastically. Mine was most likely due to a bug.

So if your #s are staying consistent like your seeing, that's awesome and keep up whatever it is you're doing. That's like the holy grail in my mind. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

CowTown · Jun 7, 2008

In my experience up until I was 30 (at 78-80%), was a very small decline each year, maybe the 4% or less some years. Age 30 was when the numbers started having a mind of their own and dropped drastically. Mine was most likely due to a bug.

So if your #s are staying consistent like your seeing, that's awesome and keep up whatever it is you're doing. That's like the holy grail in my mind. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

CowTown · Jun 7, 2008

In my experience up until I was 30 (at 78-80%), was a very small decline each year, maybe the 4% or less some years. Age 30 was when the numbers started having a mind of their own and dropped drastically. Mine was most likely due to a bug.

So if your #s are staying consistent like your seeing, that's awesome and keep up whatever it is you're doing. That's like the holy grail in my mind. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

CowTown · Jun 7, 2008

In my experience up until I was 30 (at 78-80%), was a very small decline each year, maybe the 4% or less some years. Age 30 was when the numbers started having a mind of their own and dropped drastically. Mine was most likely due to a bug.
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<br />So if your #s are staying consistent like your seeing, that's awesome and keep up whatever it is you're doing. That's like the holy grail in my mind. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

jdubbs · Jun 10, 2008

Hey Juliet -

Although, those equations seem to be post-adult years. I think the years prior to 18 follow a different equation. There are lots of equations on that link above if you want to get more precise.

jdubbs · Jun 10, 2008

Hey Juliet -

Although, those equations seem to be post-adult years. I think the years prior to 18 follow a different equation. There are lots of equations on that link above if you want to get more precise.

jdubbs · Jun 10, 2008

Hey Juliet -

Although, those equations seem to be post-adult years. I think the years prior to 18 follow a different equation. There are lots of equations on that link above if you want to get more precise.

jdubbs · Jun 10, 2008

Hey Juliet -

Although, those equations seem to be post-adult years. I think the years prior to 18 follow a different equation. There are lots of equations on that link above if you want to get more precise.

jdubbs · Jun 10, 2008

Hey Juliet -
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<br />Although, those equations seem to be post-adult years. I think the years prior to 18 follow a different equation. There are lots of equations on that link above if you want to get more precise.

Juliet · Jun 13, 2008