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Can anyone recommend Zyflo ? Does it make a

noticable difference ?

It is available now...it appears to be expensive with

my insurance (2X any other prescription I have) and 4

tablets/day is a pain so I want to make sure it's

useful.

Thanks,

Dave

--- anmcarter <anmcarter@...> wrote:

> Hello to all, I am very excited to say that I am now

> on Zyflo! My Doctor seems to feel that this really

> is a key to reducing polyp growth and controlling

> the asthma associated with Samters. I am having

> surgery on the 18th and I am in the process of

> working out the details for aspirin desentization-

> my doctor is trying to persuade my insurance

> company. It feels good to be making some strides

> toward improved health instead of being run over by

> this disorder. It is hard to tell if the zyflo is

> working because of the pre surgery prednisone burst,

> I will keep you posted. I will also resume pulmicort

> respule rinses after the surgery I put mine in a

> saline solution and use a Neilsmed bottle.

> , NH

> Re: Re: aspirin desen

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> Hi Lori,

> Since I'm newly diagnosed please forgive this

> stupid question...But since you quit taking aspirin

> 3 plus years ago are your symptoms still in check.

> Are you allergic to aspirin? Isyou asthma better?

> My doctor wants to desensitize me but I'm very

> nervous. thank you,Ollie

>

> truelori <lori@...> wrote:

> Where are you getting the desense done, with Dr.

> Bosso? If it's with a

> good doctor, I really feel it's nothing to worry

> about. I had very

> severe reactions and almost died when I took it

> before I knew I would

> have a reaction, but the desense was really a

> piece of cake. I already

> had an IV in so they could administer the meds

> right away and control

> the reaction from the first moment I felt it.

>

> As you probably know, it most definitely

> improved my symptoms, and not

> only was I able to stay off prednisone while on

> the aspirin, I have

> rarely taken prednisone since the first time I

> was desensitized ten

> years ago, even since I've been off the aspirin

> now for three and a

> half years. Before the desense, even doses as

> high as 50 milligrams

> and up of prednisone did not control my symptoms

> at all.

>

> Lori

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