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Treating MAC without the big three?

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Kathy-
The postural drainage is for all lobes.
One of the positions that I do: I reverse the wedge pillow and place my hips (posterior side) up on the high end of the wedge and lay back to have gravity and percussion clapping help move the mucus. While doing that I sometimes gargle some mucus up and have to interrupt the position and go back into it again.
Yes inhaling through the nose, holding the breath and releasing with pursed lip is what I try to remember to do often.
Good information shared thanks...I appreciate all information and make my decisions on what I hear/read according to what I feel is safe, comfortable and not "crazy". My Mom introduced us, me/siblings, to complimentary/alternative medicine. She was into it way back in the 1940's.
Kathy- My breathing is fine. The lung function test is off the scale in the right direction for me. You appear to be working hard at finding your way...me to...It takes time and then it appears it all will come to be second nature and go quicker...the time devoted to our lung problem routines.
Wishing you a great day and lots of good breaths.!
Barbara

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Hi Barbara,
That’s great about your lung function it sounds like you’re doing all the right things. Mine has gone up from 50 to 65.
Yes, I’ve seen the varying positions for the postural drainage. I should add that into my airway clearing breathing exercises. I’m all for alternative approaches, your mom sounds like a trail blazer-mine was too. The meditation I’m doing visualizes and focuses on giving more energy to the immune system. Thanks for your response and I hope you have a beautify day!! Kathy