Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 Lovely, ' It is quite likely that you have Pertussis, as this cold going around has that bacterial component. An anitbiotic would heal you quickly or you can try to nuke it out with good food and rest and Albuterol inhaler. Guafensin is not enough to break up the congestion that is now deep in your lungs. My son had it for nearly 5 weeks before we went to a doc. He scribed anibiotics, which we filled but didn';t take. We have just been using the inhalers to open his lungs up and allow that mucus to be coughed up. otherwise your setting a stage for a nastier infection. jane Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 5 weeks ?? Dear god that is NOT something i want to hear. LOL -Lovely > It is quite likely that you have Pertussis, as this cold going around has that bacterial component. > > An anitbiotic would heal you quickly or you can try to nuke it out with good food and rest and Albuterol inhaler. Guafensin is not enough to break up the congestion that is now deep in your lungs. > > My son had it for nearly 5 weeks before we went to a doc. He scribed anibiotics, which we filled but didn';t take. We have just been using the inhalers to open his lungs up and allow that mucus to be coughed up. otherwise your setting a stage for a nastier infection. > > jane > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 My son had something similar to you and I tried a lot of different alternative remedies. Nothing helped. I suppose that sometimes the herbal remedies that have anitbiotic properties are too weak if the cold has become severe. After 2 wks I decided to go the drs. He had pneumonia. After taking an antibiotic for 3 days he was 95% better. So, don't wait too long if it doesn't start getting better! jafa " lovely.ishtar " <lovely.ishtar@...> wrote: 5 weeks ?? Dear god that is NOT something i want to hear. LOL -Lovely > It is quite likely that you have Pertussis, as this cold going around has that bacterial component. > > An anitbiotic would heal you quickly or you can try to nuke it out with good food and rest and Albuterol inhaler. Guafensin is not enough to break up the congestion that is now deep in your lungs. > > My son had it for nearly 5 weeks before we went to a doc. He scribed anibiotics, which we filled but didn';t take. We have just been using the inhalers to open his lungs up and allow that mucus to be coughed up. otherwise your setting a stage for a nastier infection. > > jane > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 well im taking alot of crap all the time including glycos (alot of it ) If i can (or anyone else for that matter ) can get this sick , there i something seriously wrong with my body or immune system. -Lovely > My son had something similar to you and I tried a lot of different alternative remedies. Nothing helped. I suppose that sometimes the herbal remedies that have anitbiotic properties are too weak if the cold has become severe. After 2 wks I decided to go the drs. He had pneumonia. After taking an antibiotic for 3 days he was 95% better. So, don't wait too long if it doesn't start getting better! > > jafa > > " lovely.ishtar " <lovely.ishtar@...> wrote: > > 5 weeks ?? Dear god that is NOT something i want to hear. > LOL > > -Lovely > > It is quite likely that you have Pertussis, as this cold going > around has that bacterial component. > > > > An anitbiotic would heal you quickly or you can try to nuke it out > with good food and rest and Albuterol inhaler. Guafensin is not > enough to break up the congestion that is now deep in your lungs. > > > > My son had it for nearly 5 weeks before we went to a doc. He > scribed anibiotics, which we filled but didn';t take. We have just > been using the inhalers to open his lungs up and allow that mucus to > be coughed up. otherwise your setting a stage for a nastier infection. > > > > jane > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 I cant get rest , my throat has this tickle that is as violent as a poison oak rash-its impossible to sleep : ( -Lovely > Lovely, > ' > It is quite likely that you have Pertussis, as this cold going around has that bacterial component. > > An anitbiotic would heal you quickly or you can try to nuke it out with good food and rest and Albuterol inhaler. Guafensin is not enough to break up the congestion that is now deep in your lungs. > > My son had it for nearly 5 weeks before we went to a doc. He scribed anibiotics, which we filled but didn';t take. We have just been using the inhalers to open his lungs up and allow that mucus to be coughed up. otherwise your setting a stage for a nastier infection. > > jane > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 There are some pretty nasty bugs going around right now. When my son (5) gets one, I give him childrens d-lenolate (olive leaf extract), oregano oil, Sambucol syrup and vitamin C to bowel tolerance. He is able to take small capsules, so I buy size 2 gel caps online and stuff them with whatever I need him to take. He hates it but so far it has helped a lot. Irene At 11:16 AM 2/24/07, you wrote: >Lovely, >' >It is quite likely that you have Pertussis, as this cold going around has >that bacterial component. > >An anitbiotic would heal you quickly or you can try to nuke it out with >good food and rest and Albuterol inhaler. Guafensin is not enough to break >up the congestion that is now deep in your lungs. > >My son had it for nearly 5 weeks before we went to a doc. He scribed >anibiotics, which we filled but didn';t take. We have just been using the >inhalers to open his lungs up and allow that mucus to be coughed up. >otherwise your setting a stage for a nastier infection. > >jane > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 --- Lovely <lovely.ishtar@...> wrote: > If i can (or anyone else for that matter ) can get this > sick , there is something seriously wrong with my body or > immune system. Lovely, Sounds like your immune system is back on it's heels. If you still have an appetite, avoid or eliminate foods that can raise your blood sugar levels, like any kind of refined carbs. I've read that elevated blood sugar suppresses the immune system. Also probiotics are supposed to be good for the immune system. I'd suggest unsweetened kefir if you have any or unsweetened yogurt with active culture. Get well soon! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 Thanks everyone, i was able to take a power nap and feel a bit better but the tickle is still horrendous. i can tell there is a blob of mucus there because when i cough it scratches it and i feel something breaking up sometimes. Bleaaaah! Ill have some kefir i guess, i was always told to avoid dairy when you have a cold. Is this a myth? oh yeah and ill get some olive leaf extract(dlenolate) well...have my husband get it : ) luckily he is well and can take care of me and my daughter. Can my daughter d lenolate capsules? -Lovely > --- Lovely <lovely.ishtar@> wrote: > > If i can (or anyone else for that matter ) can get this > > sick , there is something seriously wrong with my body or > > immune system. > > Lovely, > > Sounds like your immune system is back on it's heels. If you still > have an appetite, avoid or eliminate foods that can raise your blood > sugar levels, like any kind of refined carbs. I've read that elevated > blood sugar suppresses the immune system. Also probiotics are > supposed to be good for the immune system. I'd suggest unsweetened > kefir if you have any or unsweetened yogurt with active culture. > > Get well soon! > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 When I was choking on my phlegm I had to cease and desist on the Kefir, but Kombucha is a wonderful thing in this instance. zoe Saturday, February 24, 2007, 4:21:30 PM, you wrote: Thanks everyone, i was able to take a power nap and feel a bit better but the tickle is still horrendous. i can tell there is a blob of mucus there because when i cough it scratches it and i feel something breaking up sometimes. Bleaaaah! Ill have some kefir i guess, i was always told to avoid dairy when you have a cold. Is this a myth? oh yeah and ill get some olive leaf extract(dlenolate) well...have my husband get it : ) luckily he is well and can take care of me and my daughter. Can my daughter d lenolate capsules? -Lovely > --- Lovely <lovely.ishtar@> wrote: > > If i can (or anyone else for that matter ) can get this > > sick , there is something seriously wrong with my body or > > immune system. > Lovely, > Sounds like your immune system is back on it's heels. If you still > have an appetite, avoid or eliminate foods that can raise your blood > sugar levels, like any kind of refined carbs. I've read that elevated > blood sugar suppresses the immune system. Also probiotics are > supposed to be good for the immune system. I'd suggest unsweetened > kefir if you have any or unsweetened yogurt with active culture. > Get well soon! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2007 Report Share Posted February 24, 2007 East Park Research sells a childrens d-lenolate capsule. Irene At 04:21 PM 2/24/07, you wrote: >Thanks everyone, > >i was able to take a power nap and feel a bit better >but the tickle is still horrendous. i can tell >there is a blob of mucus there because when i cough >it scratches it and i feel something breaking up >sometimes. > >Bleaaaah! Ill have some kefir i guess, i was >always told to avoid dairy when you have a cold. > >Is this a myth? > >oh yeah and ill get some olive leaf extract(dlenolate) >well...have my husband get it : ) > >luckily he is well and can take care of me and my daughter. >Can my daughter d lenolate capsules? > >-Lovely Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 25, 2007 Report Share Posted February 25, 2007 On 2/24/07, lovely.ishtar <lovely.ishtar@...> wrote: > 5 weeks ?? Dear god that is NOT something i want to hear. > LOL Well thankfully you don't have any clear indication of pertussis so you don't necessarily have it. The cough has a characteristic " whoop " that follows it. You can hear the sound here: http://www.whoopingcough.net/sound%20of%20whooping%20cough%20with%20some%20whoop\ ..htm The whoop generally starts one to two weeks into the illness. It is generally precededby low-grade fever, malaise, mild conjunctival inflammation, runny nose, and a non-productive cough. If you think it's likely that you have pertussis, I would see a doctor. Proper diagnosis takes culture and DNA analysis. I would do an internet search for it and read up on the symptoms and time course if you're concerned; if it doesn't sound like what you have, doing so might alleviate some concerns. Chris -- The Truth About Cholesterol Find Out What Your Doctor Isn't Telling You: http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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