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  1. Steve, I agree with Madeline that Vicks would not have prevented any irritation from tobacco smoke. Also would suggest that you carry your rescue inhaler in case there is a problem the next time. Here in Southern California there are Indian casinos

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  2. cindy i have medical assistance and most meds r 1.00 but inhalers r 3.00 and friday's meds cost 23.00 and today's cost 34.00 cause insurance would not pay it. and someone said that if they were me they would be calling the inusrance company and find

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  3. Taking my one yearold for allegy testing ths morning. She is having bad chest colds and needing the nebulizer for these colds like her big sister did at her age. She has had bronchitis already and several ear infections. My 6 year old has not needed

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  4. I often just leave the nuts out of recipes that call for them. I'm not allergic to them. I just don't particularly like them mixed up in other foods. I'll sit down and eat cashews or peanuts out of hand until the cows come home, though. lol Slat

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  5. just an update went to the doctors today and i asked for a chest x-ray and a neb treatment well after listening to my lungs which is all they did then she said well lets get an x-ray so we can tell if it is pneumonia or not and she said a neb treatme

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  6. ok willo, but i get meds at walmart so idk if that would work or not but can try it > > > > > > > > > > > > If it were me I would go to the ER, I wouldn't wait anymore if it starts again, and is bad. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

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  7. I just found a great website which has very good information. It is at: [url]http://www.webmd.com/lung/copd/copd-breathlessness-9/how-to-use-inhaler[/url]

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  8. Thank you Sharon for your reply on the group. The cold air is an issue for me as I cant be out in it to take a walk. And I really cant breathe long enough, I actually would stop and say I cant go another step. I do walk back and forth in my house for

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  9. On October 7, 2011, the FDA approved Combivent® Respimat® (Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Ridgefield, Connecticut) inhalation spray, a combination of ipratropium bromide and albuterol sulfate. This product will be an alternative to Co

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  10. Sometimes the squeaky wheel really does get the grease, as they say. Continue to call and complain about the insurance apparent lack of interest and concern. Request (demand if necessary) an explanation of why medications that you needed weren't co

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  11. I am sorry Madeline, but the subject line tickles my funny bone. I've been on enough boats that I refer to a restroom as 'the head.' I keep reading the subject as "Anyone have a spare restroom?" Laughing myself silly. Mike McBride Live without

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  12. Yes u can develop an allergy to anything as an adult ask any allergy drSent from my iPod Does anyone know if you can develop peanut allergies as an adult? I never had a peanut allergy, but, about 6 months ago I stopped eating cashews because they

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  13. Awwww............................... To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 5:05 PM Subject: Re: Heads up I have sailed for many years, being a Cornishman, but we didn't call our toilet `the heads', we simply cal

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  14. I'd picked the biscuit one up because I like to read mysteries set in England. One automotive vocabulary difference that wasn't mentioned is our " hood " , which you folks call a " bonnet " . Here a bonnet is a type of tie-on hat that was worn by

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  15. Not necessarily you should be tested for each one Sent from my iPod So if I am allergic to peanuts now, does that mean that all nuts are bad for me then, being that I had to stop eating cashews a few months ago?

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  16. Even the effervescent Madeline is allowed the odd cranky day. Take care of yourself friend!! Mike McBride Live without pretending, love without depending, listen without defending and speak without offending. Anon. To: [email]Asthma [/email]

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  17. Hi, nice to hear from you, however you do not include a name, title or preferred form of address, unless you wish to be known as Peakflowdotorg . . . .? :-) Happy Christmas from Mike (Chip) Chapman Cornwall. UK Subject: Introduced my selfTo: [

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  18. Technically a peanut is not a nut, it's a legume, part of the vegetable pea family. So testing should tell you if it's just the common peanut allergy or if you are allergic to other stuff as well. Good news for this Christmas time, huh? Happy

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  19. Ah! The Brits are so much more precise. Here using the word " toilet " is iffy among certain company. It can make one seem somewhat ill bred. lol Actually most people I know call the plumbing fixture itself and also the entire room containing

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  20. Kathy, I've had allergic rhinitis and sinusitis most of my life. Started having severe allergy reactions and " coughing jags " (later diagnosed with allergy-induced asthma,) since I was 8. My ENT urged me to use NeilMed Sinus rinse twice a day a

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  21. Madeline, I hope I didn't sound like I was whining. I feel pretty lucky to function as well as I do, all things considered. It helps to have one of the top rheumatologists on my team who really does care about his patients and works to find the be

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  22. thanks for the help willo i called my reg doctor today and after wanting to know more about my cough all they could say was we r not going to do anything for u, u either have asthma problems or something else so take ur rescue inhaler a good bit and

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  23. Thanks for this Madeline. We could add this to the files in the group website. Keep your passwords strong folks.Cindy To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 9:48 PM Subject: Re: Re: SPAM MAIL --- Just an FYI. This is

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  24. I have sailed for many years, being a Cornishman, but we didn't call our toilet `the heads', we simply called ours . . . . a bucket! I miss my boats, when I began to get really ill with my breathing I could not spend the time or energy needed to ma

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  25. Maybe it's time to see an Immunologist and find out once and for all what you are allergic too, or why you are reacting this way. Allergies can be dangerous so it wouldn't hurt to get tested, it's quite a simple procedure . . . if you don't mind nee

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