<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://livingwellwithcf.blogspot.com/2006/09/bronchodilators-and-nebulized.html">The how, when and why of nebulized med</a>
This is the description and order as I posted it on my blog. I also talk a little about how long it takes me to complete the whole process. Go ahead and bookmark it if you like so that you don't have to search through tons of threads in the future <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Some stuff does make me bleed. I'm not on Pulmozyme for that very reason--it was lysing healthy tissue of my lungs and not the PA (which wasn't present at the time). I've heard of others who bleed a little bit at the beginning of a Tobi cycle. My theory is that after a month off, the gunk that lines our lungs is given sort of a "jump start" with the strong medication. On a microscale, it's a pretty violent jolt for the lungs, so they bleed a bit in response.
Hope that helps answer your questions a bit and I hope you're feeling well today.
-lightNlife
This is the description and order as I posted it on my blog. I also talk a little about how long it takes me to complete the whole process. Go ahead and bookmark it if you like so that you don't have to search through tons of threads in the future <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
Some stuff does make me bleed. I'm not on Pulmozyme for that very reason--it was lysing healthy tissue of my lungs and not the PA (which wasn't present at the time). I've heard of others who bleed a little bit at the beginning of a Tobi cycle. My theory is that after a month off, the gunk that lines our lungs is given sort of a "jump start" with the strong medication. On a microscale, it's a pretty violent jolt for the lungs, so they bleed a bit in response.
Hope that helps answer your questions a bit and I hope you're feeling well today.
-lightNlife