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Costochondritis and lung problems
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Hi all,
I thought you might be interested in these related discussions:
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@al4terry, I hope you'll take part in the discussions about alpha-1 antitrypsin. Your wife's experience will be valuable for other members.
@jmb73, how often are you nebulizing now?
@karenoc, congrats on the 3-year anniversary of the double-lung transplant. Wow. I recommend you also follow the Transplants group: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/transplants/ I bet you would have a great story to add to this discussion
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I am nebulizing about 3 times a week and taking my inhaler about once a week. I am on Breo 200 which has prednisone in it. I take it first thing in the morning and usually I can breathe better by 10 or so. I have been told by the pharmacist not to take any breathing treatments for 4 hours after taking Breo 200 . I did once and I was hyper. I will check with my lung doc on Monday and see what they say. Thank you.