Re: Anyone having any success with Xolair?

[Guest guest]

JUne,

While you are taking the shots can you take your other Asthma meds for

relief?

C-M

[Guest guest]

I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a year

to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for it,

since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

Regards, greyskr

> I had my 7th and 8th shot last Friday and it is doing NOTHING for

my

> asthma yet. My doctor says to give it more time, but I am growing

> impatient.

>

> Join us in our xolair group for more discussons about this so

> called " miracle drug " the FDA has approved for us asthmatics back

in

> June.

>

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/xolair_users/

[Guest guest]

I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a year

to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for it,

since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

Regards, greyskr

> I had my 7th and 8th shot last Friday and it is doing NOTHING for

my

> asthma yet. My doctor says to give it more time, but I am growing

> impatient.

>

> Join us in our xolair group for more discussons about this so

> called " miracle drug " the FDA has approved for us asthmatics back

in

> June.

>

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/xolair_users/

[Guest guest]

I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a year

to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for it,

since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

Regards, greyskr

> I had my 7th and 8th shot last Friday and it is doing NOTHING for

my

> asthma yet. My doctor says to give it more time, but I am growing

> impatient.

>

> Join us in our xolair group for more discussons about this so

> called " miracle drug " the FDA has approved for us asthmatics back

in

> June.

>

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/xolair_users/

[Guest guest]

> JUne,

> While you are taking the shots can you take your other Asthma meds

for

> relief?

> C-M\

Yes, Thank God!

[Guest guest]

> JUne,

> While you are taking the shots can you take your other Asthma meds

for

> relief?

> C-M\

Yes, Thank God!

[Guest guest]

> JUne,

> While you are taking the shots can you take your other Asthma meds

for

> relief?

> C-M\

Yes, Thank God!

[Guest guest]

> From Uca:

>

> >I had my 7th and 8th shot last Friday and it is doing NOTHING for

my asthma yet. My doctor says to give it more time, but I >am

growing impatient.

>

>

>

> Uca, what's the timeframe on Xolair? Did the doctor say when you

can expect seeing improvement? And once you reach a point of being

really improved, do you have a maintenance schedule you move to? I

don't know anything about this drug and just wonder how much

information they gave you.

>

> Maureen

>

Maureen,

The doctor says it takes a few months. People have seen relief at

different times.

Nebbing as I type,

UCA

[Guest guest]

> From Uca:

>

> >I had my 7th and 8th shot last Friday and it is doing NOTHING for

my asthma yet. My doctor says to give it more time, but I >am

growing impatient.

>

>

>

> Uca, what's the timeframe on Xolair? Did the doctor say when you

can expect seeing improvement? And once you reach a point of being

really improved, do you have a maintenance schedule you move to? I

don't know anything about this drug and just wonder how much

information they gave you.

>

> Maureen

>

Maureen,

The doctor says it takes a few months. People have seen relief at

different times.

Nebbing as I type,

UCA

[Guest guest]

> From Uca:

>

> >I had my 7th and 8th shot last Friday and it is doing NOTHING for

my asthma yet. My doctor says to give it more time, but I >am

growing impatient.

>

>

>

> Uca, what's the timeframe on Xolair? Did the doctor say when you

can expect seeing improvement? And once you reach a point of being

really improved, do you have a maintenance schedule you move to? I

don't know anything about this drug and just wonder how much

information they gave you.

>

> Maureen

>

Maureen,

The doctor says it takes a few months. People have seen relief at

different times.

Nebbing as I type,

UCA

[Guest guest]

> I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a

year

> to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

> take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

> a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for

it,

> since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

>

> Regards, greyskr

>

>

Greyskr,

Since the FDA approved Xolair in JUne, it is no longer considered

experimental. I am one of the lucky ones who's insurance pays all

but a 35.00 monthy copy.

Nebbing as I type,

UCA

[Guest guest]

> I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a

year

> to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

> take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

> a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for

it,

> since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

>

> Regards, greyskr

>

>

Greyskr,

Since the FDA approved Xolair in JUne, it is no longer considered

experimental. I am one of the lucky ones who's insurance pays all

but a 35.00 monthy copy.

Nebbing as I type,

UCA

[Guest guest]

> I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a

year

> to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

> take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

> a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for

it,

> since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

>

> Regards, greyskr

>

>

Greyskr,

Since the FDA approved Xolair in JUne, it is no longer considered

experimental. I am one of the lucky ones who's insurance pays all

but a 35.00 monthy copy.

Nebbing as I type,

UCA

[Guest guest]

anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

Many Greetings,

Senthil Kumar.S.

>

> > I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a

> year

> > to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

> > take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

> > a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for

> it,

> > since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

> >

> > Regards, greyskr

> >

> >

>

> Greyskr,

>

>

> Since the FDA approved Xolair in JUne, it is no longer considered

> experimental. I am one of the lucky ones who's insurance pays all

> but a 35.00 monthy copy.

>

>

> Nebbing as I type,

>

> UCA

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

Many Greetings,

Senthil Kumar.S.

>

> > I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a

> year

> > to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

> > take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

> > a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for

> it,

> > since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

> >

> > Regards, greyskr

> >

> >

>

> Greyskr,

>

>

> Since the FDA approved Xolair in JUne, it is no longer considered

> experimental. I am one of the lucky ones who's insurance pays all

> but a 35.00 monthy copy.

>

>

> Nebbing as I type,

>

> UCA

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

Many Greetings,

Senthil Kumar.S.

>

> > I was under the impression that this therapy could take up to a

> year

> > to have any major effect. Much like the allergy shots that people

> > take. I was also told that it was incredibly expensive, like $12,000

> > a year. And that it was doubtful insurance companies would pay for

> it,

> > since it was considered sort of " experimental " .

> >

> > Regards, greyskr

> >

> >

>

> Greyskr,

>

>

> Since the FDA approved Xolair in JUne, it is no longer considered

> experimental. I am one of the lucky ones who's insurance pays all

> but a 35.00 monthy copy.

>

>

> Nebbing as I type,

>

> UCA

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

>

> Many Greetings,

> Senthil Kumar.S.

I have had them both at the same time and the singlulair did not do

anything for me.

UCA

[Guest guest]

>

> anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

>

> Many Greetings,

> Senthil Kumar.S.

I have had them both at the same time and the singlulair did not do

anything for me.

UCA

[Guest guest]

>

> anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

>

> Many Greetings,

> Senthil Kumar.S.

I have had them both at the same time and the singlulair did not do

anything for me.

UCA

[Guest guest]

>

> anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

>

> Many Greetings,

> Senthil Kumar.S.

>

> I take Advair 2x a day and singular 1x at night. I donot notice

any side-effects, do you? I wish I didnot have to take all this

stuff, but seems I do for now. I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do.

Regards,

Jeanne B.

[Guest guest]

>

> anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

>

> Many Greetings,

> Senthil Kumar.S.

>

> I take Advair 2x a day and singular 1x at night. I donot notice

any side-effects, do you? I wish I didnot have to take all this

stuff, but seems I do for now. I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do.

Regards,

Jeanne B.

[Guest guest]

>

> anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

>

> Many Greetings,

> Senthil Kumar.S.

>

> I take Advair 2x a day and singular 1x at night. I donot notice

any side-effects, do you? I wish I didnot have to take all this

stuff, but seems I do for now. I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do.

Regards,

Jeanne B.

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanne!

>I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

>and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do

This is the problem with this Asthma medicines I think.

we are not able to attack the core of the problem.

even steroid really does nothing.probably we have to

look for something which modifies the disease or

gives the complete cure.preventer is something really

useless I think and this symptomatic medicines really does

nothing.but sometimes when you change a place or suddenly

you become somuch happy or due to some reason sometimes

people gets cure temporarily I think.I hope suddenly

some miracle happens in your life and your next visit,

your short,bony,egoistic doctor says that you do not need anymore

drug.well for me,I dont believe in miracles,atleast

I know its never going to happen in my life but it doesnt

mean that it wont happen in others life.let me

try singulair.be well!

Many Greetings,

Senthil Kumar.S.

ps : Infact this line made me to feel so much

" I always ask him when I can quit " ! I am not

mentioning about medicines though and ofcourse

not life but something else,even I dont know,

I think I have to quit something,what is that?

anyway thanks for making me more confuse!

>

> >

> > anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> > how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

> >

> > Many Greetings,

> > Senthil Kumar.S.

> >

> > I take Advair 2x a day and singular 1x at night. I donot notice

> any side-effects, do you? I wish I didnot have to take all this

> stuff, but seems I do for now. I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

> and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do.

> Regards,

> Jeanne B.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanne!

>I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

>and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do

This is the problem with this Asthma medicines I think.

we are not able to attack the core of the problem.

even steroid really does nothing.probably we have to

look for something which modifies the disease or

gives the complete cure.preventer is something really

useless I think and this symptomatic medicines really does

nothing.but sometimes when you change a place or suddenly

you become somuch happy or due to some reason sometimes

people gets cure temporarily I think.I hope suddenly

some miracle happens in your life and your next visit,

your short,bony,egoistic doctor says that you do not need anymore

drug.well for me,I dont believe in miracles,atleast

I know its never going to happen in my life but it doesnt

mean that it wont happen in others life.let me

try singulair.be well!

Many Greetings,

Senthil Kumar.S.

ps : Infact this line made me to feel so much

" I always ask him when I can quit " ! I am not

mentioning about medicines though and ofcourse

not life but something else,even I dont know,

I think I have to quit something,what is that?

anyway thanks for making me more confuse!

>

> >

> > anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> > how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

> >

> > Many Greetings,

> > Senthil Kumar.S.

> >

> > I take Advair 2x a day and singular 1x at night. I donot notice

> any side-effects, do you? I wish I didnot have to take all this

> stuff, but seems I do for now. I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

> and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do.

> Regards,

> Jeanne B.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanne!

>I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

>and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do

This is the problem with this Asthma medicines I think.

we are not able to attack the core of the problem.

even steroid really does nothing.probably we have to

look for something which modifies the disease or

gives the complete cure.preventer is something really

useless I think and this symptomatic medicines really does

nothing.but sometimes when you change a place or suddenly

you become somuch happy or due to some reason sometimes

people gets cure temporarily I think.I hope suddenly

some miracle happens in your life and your next visit,

your short,bony,egoistic doctor says that you do not need anymore

drug.well for me,I dont believe in miracles,atleast

I know its never going to happen in my life but it doesnt

mean that it wont happen in others life.let me

try singulair.be well!

Many Greetings,

Senthil Kumar.S.

ps : Infact this line made me to feel so much

" I always ask him when I can quit " ! I am not

mentioning about medicines though and ofcourse

not life but something else,even I dont know,

I think I have to quit something,what is that?

anyway thanks for making me more confuse!

>

> >

> > anybody here tried singulair + advair cobmination.

> > how does it go? I am freaking out really.any help.

> >

> > Many Greetings,

> > Senthil Kumar.S.

> >

> > I take Advair 2x a day and singular 1x at night. I donot notice

> any side-effects, do you? I wish I didnot have to take all this

> stuff, but seems I do for now. I see my asthma Dr. every 3 months

> and I always ask him when I can quit.I'm sure all of us do.

> Regards,

> Jeanne B.

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