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yes, exactly the same problem here. I tried organic papaya purée, it helped for a while. anything with papaya is good for constipation. Then her doctor prescribed Forlax (not sure what the name in Poland is), a stool softener and after a week she was ok. Now i doubled her probiotic dose, maybe...

yes, exactly the same problem here. I tried organic papaya purée, it helped for a while. anything with papaya is good for constipation. Then her doctor prescribed Forlax (not sure what the name in Poland is), a stool softener and after a week she was ok. Now i doubled her probiotic dose, maybe...

We do it all the time here in France. The RT who does my dd's CPT makes her spit into a cup after the CPT session and we take it to the lab at the hospital. The cup has to be sterile though. It is very practical b/c we can culture her more often than 3 months, which is really a minimum.

We do it all the time here in France. The RT who does my dd's CPT makes her spit into a cup after the CPT session and we take it to the lab at the hospital. The cup has to be sterile though. It is very practical b/c we can culture her more often than 3 months, which is really a minimum.

We do it all the time here in France. The RT who does my dd's CPT makes her spit into a cup after the CPT session and we take it to the lab at the hospital. The cup has to be sterile though. It is very practical b/c we can culture her more often than 3 months, which is really a minimum.

Thank you Harriet for your reply. I actually found a description in English of this technology. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.airsterilisers.co.uk/why_airfree.php ">http://www.airsterilisers.co.uk/why_airfree.php </a> Looks pretty harmless and efficient.

Thank you Harriet for your reply. I actually found a description in English of this technology. <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.airsterilisers.co.uk/why_airfree.php ">http://www.airsterilisers.co.uk/why_airfree.php </a> Looks pretty harmless and efficient.

Thank you Harriet for your reply. I actually found a description in English of this technology. <br /> <br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.airsterilisers.co.uk/why_airfree.php ">http://www.airsterilisers.co.uk/why_airfree.php </a><br /> <br />Looks pretty...

We have been using an air purifier with HEPA filter & carbon prefilter in our dd's room. I was considering putting antoher one in the bathroom since it has no windows and came across one that kills germs by heating air to 200°C. Has anybody heard of this? Is it safe for ppl w/cf?

We have been using an air purifier with HEPA filter & carbon prefilter in our dd's room. I was considering putting antoher one in the bathroom since it has no windows and came across one that kills germs by heating air to 200°C. Has anybody heard of this? Is it safe for ppl w/cf?

We have been using an air purifier with HEPA filter & carbon prefilter in our dd's room. I was considering putting antoher one in the bathroom since it has no windows and came across one that kills germs by heating air to 200°C. <br /> <br />Has anybody heard of this? Is it safe for ppl w/cf?

I feel for you about pushing the doctors. I have to do it all the time even though we have a confirmed diagnosis. But unfortunately thre is no other way. You can just politely ask to test for CF just to rule it out (since they think he does not have it)for your peace of mind. If they refuse, ask...

I feel for you about pushing the doctors. I have to do it all the time even though we have a confirmed diagnosis. But unfortunately thre is no other way. You can just politely ask to test for CF just to rule it out (since they think he does not have it)for your peace of mind. If they refuse, ask...

I feel for you about pushing the doctors. I have to do it all the time even though we have a confirmed diagnosis. But unfortunately thre is no other way. You can just politely ask to test for CF just to rule it out (since they think he does not have it)for your peace of mind. If they refuse, ask...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Eden</b></i> Update: Serum sickness it is. Once again, on day 10, he broke out in hives. So far no facial swelling. DS can no longer take any Penicillin drugs. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with non-Penicillin...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Eden</b></i> Update: Serum sickness it is. Once again, on day 10, he broke out in hives. So far no facial swelling. DS can no longer take any Penicillin drugs. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with non-Penicillin...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Eden</b></i> <br /> <br />Update: Serum sickness it is. Once again, on day 10, he broke out in hives. So far no facial swelling. DS can no longer take any Penicillin drugs. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>cf4life</b></i> Has anyone bought Vertex stock or thought about it? It has crossed my mind. I am curious, if one is doing a drug trial and doing really well so you are pretty sure you are on the actual drug and it is working...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>cf4life</b></i> Has anyone bought Vertex stock or thought about it? It has crossed my mind. I am curious, if one is doing a drug trial and doing really well so you are pretty sure you are on the actual drug and it is working...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>cf4life</b></i> <br /> <br />Has anyone bought Vertex stock or thought about it? It has crossed my mind. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />I am curious, if one is doing a drug trial and doing really well so you are pretty sure you are on...