He does take prevacid and ursodiol for GERD, and is on TOBI, Cipro (for pseudamonas) and the usual Pulmozyme, enzymes, etc, etc, etc.
How are these related? How can we prevent pleurisy? Will it reappear later as we fight CF? Will having had it affect his long term prognosis?
s when necessary. Nebulized mucolytics (meds that break down mucous) such as Pulmozyme and mucomyst are helpful. Chest physiotherapy is also important to help loosen the mucous in the lungs as well.
Asthma is separate, it is bronchoconstriction, with inflammation that is reversible with medication that opens up airways such as albuterol.
I also neb mucolytics, meds that break down the mucous so that I can pass it easier. I take pulmozyme for this, but also take hypertonic saline (also nebbed) and in the distant past, Mucomyst.
hi guys im just a little bit confuse about what doctor said that boiling has no effect on stability of HCV outside the body but this article said heat have a drastic effect on HCV life
so that means boiling can kill HCV ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2834657/ )
HCVcc in culture medium was found to survive 37°C and room temperature (RT, 25 ± 2°C) for 2 and 16 days, respectively, while the virus was relatively stable at 4°C without drastic loss of infectivity for at least 6 weeks.
It is pretty effective I believe. What nebs does your doc have you on? I am on pulmozyme (breaks down the DNA of the mucous, thinning it), hypertonic saline...also breaks it down, TOBI for my pseudomonas (if you culture pseudo, this might be a good drug for you, it is a nebulized form of tobramycin, I rotate 28 days on and 28 days off..it does a fairly good job at keeping my pseudo at bay) as well as pulmicort and Xopenex. Lots of nebs....
You are in a tight spot right now but you are going to have to figure out what is more important here, your financial stability or your mental stability. Maybe your kids will have to go to public school, you may have to downsize your living arrangements etc. I know this is easier said than done but to rely on your husband right now is only going to get you further in the hole. You said you love the stability you have but i dont see it. I hope you continue with alanon.
X-ray is taken to determine if the bone is solid for implant placement in my pracrice. Primary stability is critically important for successful osseointegration. It appears that tr33704's condition did'nt achieve primay stability and final ossointegration was unsuccessful.
the toes grip the ground for stability and do so more often when people have flat feet. when the toes do this, the knuckle portion rubs against the shoes, causing discoloration and callusing.
i recommend wearing a shoe with a higher toe box to prevent the rubbing. also, wearing an orthotic can help give you stability and prevent the toes from gripping the ground as much when walking.
s out there for people to be labeled at inadequent in mental stability when the thyroid ( or not having one) isreally the problem.
If you google up iodine and Free T3 hormone you will see a direct link to low functioning or non thyroid individuals and a connection on mental stability with this condition.
My husband is BP I, has been hospitalized but has had 10 + years of relative stability. Certainly there have been highs and lows, but more similar to cyclothymia than the full blown mania/depression episodes. He is exploring the idea of reducing/going off of lithium. He is 50, had his first major episode at 17, had significant cycling in his 20's and mid 30's including job loss, suicidal issues, schizophrenia overlays, but his last really major incident was probably 14 years ago.
One is Hypertonic saline (HTS) 3%- docs also prescribe 7% as well sometimes. I also nebulized pulmozyme which breaks down the DNA of the mucous so that it is thinned even more. For my pseudomonas (did the docs ever culture your sputum? If not, have them do that so that you know what is growing in there. If it is pseudo, then there are meds that can be given to help decrease the colonies), I nebulize tobramycin on a 28 day on/28 day off schedule.
But stability is the main issue for which I used to use cervical soft collar prescribed by doctor. I am left my job as well for rest purposes.
Another thing is bleeding from mouth. I don't know from where it comes but it often comes after I get up in the morning. Normally does not come in normal day routine and my routine is so light. I am almost resting.
Please guide me basically what't the issue which is causing specially head un stability and other symptoms again.
Hi, I my latest xray (PA/ALV) says: Consider bilateral PTB, with radiologic stability since the last study. Clinical and laboratory correlation are recommended.
what does it mean? Please help me.
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