Search results

I would keep the temp high on your hot water heater and run the fan in your bathroom when you take a shower. Never go in hot tubs. Aside from that, I am not sure there is much you can do. The "funny" thing about MAC is that for non-CF'ers, it tends to (not always) get post menopausal skinny...

I would keep the temp high on your hot water heater and run the fan in your bathroom when you take a shower. Never go in hot tubs. Aside from that, I am not sure there is much you can do. The "funny" thing about MAC is that for non-CF'ers, it tends to (not always) get post menopausal skinny...

I would keep the temp high on your hot water heater and run the fan in your bathroom when you take a shower. Never go in hot tubs. Aside from that, I am not sure there is much you can do. The "funny" thing about MAC is that for non-CF'ers, it tends to (not always) get post menopausal skinny...

I would keep the temp high on your hot water heater and run the fan in your bathroom when you take a shower. Never go in hot tubs. Aside from that, I am not sure there is much you can do. The "funny" thing about MAC is that for non-CF'ers, it tends to (not always) get post menopausal skinny...

I would keep the temp high on your hot water heater and run the fan in your bathroom when you take a shower. Never go in hot tubs. Aside from that, I am not sure there is much you can do. The "funny" thing about MAC is that for non-CF'ers, it tends to (not always) get post menopausal skinny...

My bronchiectasis is in a "MAC" pattern--the bacteria in the article, so I have read up a lot on it. Here is an interesting article on water temp (of the water heater in your house, not what you end up washing with). Lower temps since the 70s are thought to contribute to the nationwide...

My bronchiectasis is in a "MAC" pattern--the bacteria in the article, so I have read up a lot on it. Here is an interesting article on water temp (of the water heater in your house, not what you end up washing with). Lower temps since the 70s are thought to contribute to the nationwide...

My bronchiectasis is in a "MAC" pattern--the bacteria in the article, so I have read up a lot on it. Here is an interesting article on water temp (of the water heater in your house, not what you end up washing with). Lower temps since the 70s are thought to contribute to the nationwide...

My bronchiectasis is in a "MAC" pattern--the bacteria in the article, so I have read up a lot on it. Here is an interesting article on water temp (of the water heater in your house, not what you end up washing with). Lower temps since the 70s are thought to contribute to the nationwide...

My bronchiectasis is in a "MAC" pattern--the bacteria in the article, so I have read up a lot on it. <br /> <br />Here is an interesting article on water temp (of the water heater in your house, not what you end up washing with). Lower temps since the 70s are thought to contribute to the...

Congratulations! My fingers are crossed for you. I remember from my pregnancies that the first trimester was the worst for me for burps and nausea. Weird since big fetuses should squash your stomach, but hormones are a powerful influence too. I have GERD now...don't know if I had it then...

Congratulations! My fingers are crossed for you. I remember from my pregnancies that the first trimester was the worst for me for burps and nausea. Weird since big fetuses should squash your stomach, but hormones are a powerful influence too. I have GERD now...don't know if I had it then...

Congratulations! My fingers are crossed for you. I remember from my pregnancies that the first trimester was the worst for me for burps and nausea. Weird since big fetuses should squash your stomach, but hormones are a powerful influence too. I have GERD now...don't know if I had it then...

Congratulations! My fingers are crossed for you. I remember from my pregnancies that the first trimester was the worst for me for burps and nausea. Weird since big fetuses should squash your stomach, but hormones are a powerful influence too. I have GERD now...don't know if I had it then...

Congratulations! My fingers are crossed for you. I remember from my pregnancies that the first trimester was the worst for me for burps and nausea. Weird since big fetuses should squash your stomach, but hormones are a powerful influence too. <br /> <br />I have GERD now...don't know if I had...

There are some old threads on pain that you can search, but I think that the gist of them is: Yes, lung pain is common and there are different kinds. NSAIDs are nice because they can help the inflammation component but watch out if you are a bleeder. pleurisy: pain worse with inhalation...

There are some old threads on pain that you can search, but I think that the gist of them is: Yes, lung pain is common and there are different kinds. NSAIDs are nice because they can help the inflammation component but watch out if you are a bleeder. pleurisy: pain worse with inhalation...

There are some old threads on pain that you can search, but I think that the gist of them is: Yes, lung pain is common and there are different kinds. NSAIDs are nice because they can help the inflammation component but watch out if you are a bleeder. pleurisy: pain worse with inhalation...

There are some old threads on pain that you can search, but I think that the gist of them is: Yes, lung pain is common and there are different kinds. NSAIDs are nice because they can help the inflammation component but watch out if you are a bleeder. pleurisy: pain worse with inhalation...

There are some old threads on pain that you can search, but I think that the gist of them is: <br />Yes, lung pain is common and there are different kinds. NSAIDs are nice because they can help the inflammation component but watch out if you are a bleeder. <br /> <br /> <br />pleurisy: pain...