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For me I've always coughed for as long as I can remember. My FEV1 didn't stop dropping much until after high school, however. That said, I've actually been able to achieve a "no cough" baseline in the past with rigorous antibiotics and treatment. Not quite back there right now, but I'm trying hard to achieve that again.
For me I've always coughed for as long as I can remember. My FEV1 didn't stop dropping much until after high school, however. That said, I've actually been able to achieve a "no cough" baseline in the past with rigorous antibiotics and treatment. Not quite back there right now, but I'm trying hard to achieve that again.
For me I've always coughed for as long as I can remember. My FEV1 didn't stop dropping much until after high school, however. That said, I've actually been able to achieve a "no cough" baseline in the past with rigorous antibiotics and treatment. Not quite back there right now, but I'm trying hard to achieve that again.
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<br />-Chris 30/M/CF/DD508/PA and more PA
Emily (now 10) didn't have a cough for a long time. It's been the last 2yrs that changed things. In her case I can pinpoint a couple very specific illnesses that changed her baseline and introduced cough along with asthma symptoms. H1n1/bronchitis in fall of 2009, parainfluenza/pneumonia in spring 2010 and a severe exacerbation this past spring are what stand out in my mind as the main culprits.
Emily (now 10) didn't have a cough for a long time. It's been the last 2yrs that changed things. In her case I can pinpoint a couple very specific illnesses that changed her baseline and introduced cough along with asthma symptoms. H1n1/bronchitis in fall of 2009, parainfluenza/pneumonia in spring 2010 and a severe exacerbation this past spring are what stand out in my mind as the main culprits.
Emily (now 10) didn't have a cough for a long time. It's been the last 2yrs that changed things. In her case I can pinpoint a couple very specific illnesses that changed her baseline and introduced cough along with asthma symptoms. H1n1/bronchitis in fall of 2009, parainfluenza/pneumonia in spring 2010 and a severe exacerbation this past spring are what stand out in my mind as the main culprits.
I never had a baseline cough. The ony time I coughed was when I had an exacerbation, which were few and far between. Unfortunately at 25 I started culturing MRSA and now I have a baseline, chronic cough :-(!
I never had a baseline cough. The ony time I coughed was when I had an exacerbation, which were few and far between. Unfortunately at 25 I started culturing MRSA and now I have a baseline, chronic cough :-(!
I never had a baseline cough. The ony time I coughed was when I had an exacerbation, which were few and far between. Unfortunately at 25 I started culturing MRSA and now I have a baseline, chronic cough :-(!
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