mom2lillian
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I lay off everythign for 24 hours except I would stilll take a walk or whatever just nothing too exertive.
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mom2lillian
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I lay off everythign for 24 hours except I would stilll take a walk or whatever just nothing too exertive.
mom2lillian
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I lay off everythign for 24 hours except I would stilll take a walk or whatever just nothing too exertive.
mom2lillian
New member
I lay off everythign for 24 hours except I would stilll take a walk or whatever just nothing too exertive.
mom2lillian
New member
I lay off everythign for 24 hours except I would stilll take a walk or whatever just nothing too exertive.
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findingher
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It depends for me. I can usually tell if I'll re-bleed, and if I don't think I will, or don't think I will till the clot drops, then I'll do treatment if I think I need it. If I think I can get away with not doing treatment to make sure the clot doesn't fall off, I'll wait a day, but that's about it.
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
findingher
New member
It depends for me. I can usually tell if I'll re-bleed, and if I don't think I will, or don't think I will till the clot drops, then I'll do treatment if I think I need it. If I think I can get away with not doing treatment to make sure the clot doesn't fall off, I'll wait a day, but that's about it.
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
findingher
New member
It depends for me. I can usually tell if I'll re-bleed, and if I don't think I will, or don't think I will till the clot drops, then I'll do treatment if I think I need it. If I think I can get away with not doing treatment to make sure the clot doesn't fall off, I'll wait a day, but that's about it.
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
findingher
New member
It depends for me. I can usually tell if I'll re-bleed, and if I don't think I will, or don't think I will till the clot drops, then I'll do treatment if I think I need it. If I think I can get away with not doing treatment to make sure the clot doesn't fall off, I'll wait a day, but that's about it.
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
findingher
New member
It depends for me. I can usually tell if I'll re-bleed, and if I don't think I will, or don't think I will till the clot drops, then I'll do treatment if I think I need it. If I think I can get away with not doing treatment to make sure the clot doesn't fall off, I'll wait a day, but that's about it.
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<br />The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
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<br />The exception, is if it was a large bleed, but then I'd end up going to the hospital and I let my doctor make the decisions then, obviously <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I usually hold off from the vest and Pulmozyme for a day. It's always best to take things easy for at least 24 hours to give the bleeding offender time to heal.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote></div>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote></div>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
I usually hold off from the vest and Pulmozyme for a day. It's always best to take things easy for at least 24 hours to give the bleeding offender time to heal.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote></div>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote></div>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
I usually hold off from the vest and Pulmozyme for a day. It's always best to take things easy for at least 24 hours to give the bleeding offender time to heal.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote></div>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote></div>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
I usually hold off from the vest and Pulmozyme for a day. It's always best to take things easy for at least 24 hours to give the bleeding offender time to heal.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote>
This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
I usually hold off from the vest and Pulmozyme for a day. It's always best to take things easy for at least 24 hours to give the bleeding offender time to heal.
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<br /><div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote>
<br />This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.
<br />
<br /><div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>TextI think it just depends on the quantity of blood and frequency. In my situation, I haven't felt the need to stop treatments. But if it were cups vs teaspoons, I'd reconsider. </end quote>
<br />This is a good statement.... Because if it is just a teeny tiny amount, i dont stop any treatments, but if it is more than a teaspoon i will hold off to make sure not to aggravate it more. And if you are ever coughing up "cups" of blood vs. teaspoons, you better get to a hospital pronto.