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nasal /head colds and loss in fev1

Ricky123

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whenever i get a nasal cold which seems to be more often at this time of year it always effects my chest and i produce loads of mucus,iam sure this has got to have a effect on my fev1 as more mucus equals more chance of infection ,
just want to hear of others experiences and whether other people since catching a head cold have =more mucus in the chest=lowering of fev1
 

Ricky123

New member
whenever i get a nasal cold which seems to be more often at this time of year it always effects my chest and i produce loads of mucus,iam sure this has got to have a effect on my fev1 as more mucus equals more chance of infection ,
just want to hear of others experiences and whether other people since catching a head cold have =more mucus in the chest=lowering of fev1
 

Ricky123

New member
whenever i get a nasal cold which seems to be more often at this time of year it always effects my chest and i produce loads of mucus,iam sure this has got to have a effect on my fev1 as more mucus equals more chance of infection ,
just want to hear of others experiences and whether other people since catching a head cold have =more mucus in the chest=lowering of fev1
 

Ricky123

New member
whenever i get a nasal cold which seems to be more often at this time of year it always effects my chest and i produce loads of mucus,iam sure this has got to have a effect on my fev1 as more mucus equals more chance of infection ,
just want to hear of others experiences and whether other people since catching a head cold have =more mucus in the chest=lowering of fev1
 

Ricky123

New member
whenever i get a nasal cold which seems to be more often at this time of year it always effects my chest and i produce loads of mucus,iam sure this has got to have a effect on my fev1 as more mucus equals more chance of infection ,
<br />just want to hear of others experiences and whether other people since catching a head cold have =more mucus in the chest=lowering of fev1
 

AnD

New member
I've been having more problems with inflamation after the cold lately, but yeah, if my fev1 is not worse immediately after a cold, my doctor is surprised.
 

AnD

New member
I've been having more problems with inflamation after the cold lately, but yeah, if my fev1 is not worse immediately after a cold, my doctor is surprised.
 

AnD

New member
I've been having more problems with inflamation after the cold lately, but yeah, if my fev1 is not worse immediately after a cold, my doctor is surprised.
 

AnD

New member
I've been having more problems with inflamation after the cold lately, but yeah, if my fev1 is not worse immediately after a cold, my doctor is surprised.
 

AnD

New member
I've been having more problems with inflamation after the cold lately, but yeah, if my fev1 is not worse immediately after a cold, my doctor is surprised.
 

carmick

New member
It's not uncommon for a head cold to turn into a chest cold for me. The lower my baseline FEV1 gets, the more effect a head cold seems to have on my FEV1 (aka it's more likely to spiral into something serious over a couple weeks)
 

carmick

New member
It's not uncommon for a head cold to turn into a chest cold for me. The lower my baseline FEV1 gets, the more effect a head cold seems to have on my FEV1 (aka it's more likely to spiral into something serious over a couple weeks)
 

carmick

New member
It's not uncommon for a head cold to turn into a chest cold for me. The lower my baseline FEV1 gets, the more effect a head cold seems to have on my FEV1 (aka it's more likely to spiral into something serious over a couple weeks)
 

carmick

New member
It's not uncommon for a head cold to turn into a chest cold for me. The lower my baseline FEV1 gets, the more effect a head cold seems to have on my FEV1 (aka it's more likely to spiral into something serious over a couple weeks)
 

carmick

New member
It's not uncommon for a head cold to turn into a chest cold for me. The lower my baseline FEV1 gets, the more effect a head cold seems to have on my FEV1 (aka it's more likely to spiral into something serious over a couple weeks)
 
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