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So, despite searching on "pseudomonas" and "mucus color" in the forums and reading lots of past topics, and getting sad at seeing responses from people who have passed (but feeling grateful that their ideas and thoughts are still here), I still have a few questions. <br><br>Here's the...

So, despite searching on "pseudomonas" and "mucus color" in the forums and reading lots of past topics, and getting sad at seeing responses from people who have passed (but feeling grateful that their ideas and thoughts are still here), I still have a few questions. <br><br>Here's the...

So, despite searching on "pseudomonas" and "mucus color" in the forums and reading lots of past topics, and getting sad at seeing responses from people who have passed (but feeling grateful that their ideas and thoughts are still here), I still have a few questions. <br><br>Here's the...

Duh, sorry, I just clicked on the link you provided and see that the device you're looking at is way cooler than what I have and DOES measure FEV1.

Duh, sorry, I just clicked on the link you provided and see that the device you're looking at is way cooler than what I have and DOES measure FEV1.

Duh, sorry, I just clicked on the link you provided and see that the device you're looking at is way cooler than what I have and DOES measure FEV1.

Jeana, My health insurance asthma care program gave me one for free. It measures.the volume of air exhaled but not in one second or whatever FEV1 measures. So maybe it is more a measure of FVC not sure. I hope someone else can clarify this because now you got me curious. I also saw you...

Jeana, My health insurance asthma care program gave me one for free. It measures.the volume of air exhaled but not in one second or whatever FEV1 measures. So maybe it is more a measure of FVC not sure. I hope someone else can clarify this because now you got me curious. I also saw you...

Jeana, My health insurance asthma care program gave me one for free. It measures.the volume of air exhaled but not in one second or whatever FEV1 measures. So maybe it is more a measure of FVC not sure. I hope someone else can clarify this because now you got me curious. I also saw you...

It's sounds like a logical connection, though I agree ankles swelling is odd--usually a blood pressure/water retention thing. It sounds like you had a reaction and are maybe now having hypersensitivity/aftershocks like a coworker of mine kinda did. She had a severe reaction to iodine for an...

It's sounds like a logical connection, though I agree ankles swelling is odd--usually a blood pressure/water retention thing. It sounds like you had a reaction and are maybe now having hypersensitivity/aftershocks like a coworker of mine kinda did. She had a severe reaction to iodine for an...

It's sounds like a logical connection, though I agree ankles swelling is odd--usually a blood pressure/water retention thing. It sounds like you had a reaction and are maybe now having hypersensitivity/aftershocks like a coworker of mine kinda did. She had a severe reaction to iodine for an...

Hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle with some water, makes the grout stains fizzle and fade, less elbow grease. I Beware of staining your clothes--though no more danger than cleaners with bleach. http://www.stretcher.com/stories/990510a.cfm Ditto the cleaning person, as long as you can be...

Hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle with some water, makes the grout stains fizzle and fade, less elbow grease. I Beware of staining your clothes--though no more danger than cleaners with bleach. http://www.stretcher.com/stories/990510a.cfm Ditto the cleaning person, as long as you can be...

Hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle with some water, makes the grout stains fizzle and fade, less elbow grease. I <br />Beware of staining your clothes--though no more danger than cleaners with bleach. <br /> <br />http://www.stretcher.com/stories/990510a.cfm <br /> <br />Ditto the cleaning...

Because of the sudden onset, I think your pediatrician is more likely to suspect a virus or possibly a parasite. She/he'll ask about fever (listeria, ecoli, food poisoning) and blood in stools. Then ask about travel or exposure to standing water on hikes/camping (giardia, etc). Then either...

Because of the sudden onset, I think your pediatrician is more likely to suspect a virus or possibly a parasite. She/he'll ask about fever (listeria, ecoli, food poisoning) and blood in stools. Then ask about travel or exposure to standing water on hikes/camping (giardia, etc). Then either...

Because of the sudden onset, I think your pediatrician is more likely to suspect a virus or possibly a parasite. <br />She/he'll ask about fever (listeria, ecoli, food poisoning) and blood in stools. Then ask about travel or exposure to standing water on hikes/camping (giardia, etc). <br...

I think you've got a lot of interesting and thorough responses already. I may be speaking to something else or tangential, but I want to say that when a treatment decision is not yet made or new symptoms or severity are appearing or a diagnosis is in the air, a person can be overwhelmed by...

I think you've got a lot of interesting and thorough responses already. I may be speaking to something else or tangential, but I want to say that when a treatment decision is not yet made or new symptoms or severity are appearing or a diagnosis is in the air, a person can be overwhelmed by...