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Autoimmune gastritis and gastroparesis at higher risk for COVID?
Digestive Health | Last Active: Aug 2, 2021 | Replies (13)Comment receiving replies
It's been many months since I've received news from this forum. For some reason it quit coming to me. I would like to ask if it is possible that those of us nebulizing umpteen meds will keep our lungs more clear and hopefully Covid will have a hard time invading? I suppose that is just wishful thinking but have read nothing at all concerning this possibility. Would anyone want to respond? Also, I have been wanting to say I have found a nebulizer that delivers much faster than the one Mayo's sold me when I was there. This is a Pari machine. I ordered it from the Pari company (not expensive) machine and hosing, etc, a few dollars less than $100. With my Mayo machine it took me one hour and 45 minutes to go through the five meds I use and with the Pari, it takes 55 minutes. Big Difference.
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As for being protected by all that stuff we inhale, I wish! Unfortunately the main avenue of infection is the nose and throat, so probably not. And with Bronchiectasis, our lungs are compromised, putting at higher risk.
Our family has gone back to mask wearing around others except our very small circle, to avoid even a small chance of infection and protect all the very young children in our lives.
Glad to hear you found the Pari - it is my go-to nebulizer, the first one lasted almost 20 years, now I have a new one.
Hope you can get back on here to chat.
Sue