You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Just a question
- Thread starter Ender
- Start date
mom2lillian
New member
I realize it wasnt your question but I just wanted to mention that my understanding is that you should do your colistin last--or any antibiotic for that matter. The idea being that you do everything to open up, thin out, and clear out before you finally put in abx last and allow them to stay to work on the bacteria. I dont know about you but it makes me cough alot and then you are essentially coughing out a good portion of the abx---so goes the theory.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
mom2lillian
New member
I realize it wasnt your question but I just wanted to mention that my understanding is that you should do your colistin last--or any antibiotic for that matter. The idea being that you do everything to open up, thin out, and clear out before you finally put in abx last and allow them to stay to work on the bacteria. I dont know about you but it makes me cough alot and then you are essentially coughing out a good portion of the abx---so goes the theory.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
mom2lillian
New member
I realize it wasnt your question but I just wanted to mention that my understanding is that you should do your colistin last--or any antibiotic for that matter. The idea being that you do everything to open up, thin out, and clear out before you finally put in abx last and allow them to stay to work on the bacteria. I dont know about you but it makes me cough alot and then you are essentially coughing out a good portion of the abx---so goes the theory.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
mom2lillian
New member
I realize it wasnt your question but I just wanted to mention that my understanding is that you should do your colistin last--or any antibiotic for that matter. The idea being that you do everything to open up, thin out, and clear out before you finally put in abx last and allow them to stay to work on the bacteria. I dont know about you but it makes me cough alot and then you are essentially coughing out a good portion of the abx---so goes the theory.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
mom2lillian
New member
I realize it wasnt your question but I just wanted to mention that my understanding is that you should do your colistin last--or any antibiotic for that matter. The idea being that you do everything to open up, thin out, and clear out before you finally put in abx last and allow them to stay to work on the bacteria. I dont know about you but it makes me cough alot and then you are essentially coughing out a good portion of the abx---so goes the theory.
<br />
<br />Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
<br />
<br />Anyway for your real question I have done 10mL of HTS at a stint, I was just wondering about doing more about a week ago when I had a cold. Oh also soemthing I find for me to work is after HTS lay flat on my back, read, take a nap, whatever, and then when I get up I am super productive---like it settles into a goopey area that way or something.
NYCLawGirl
New member
Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
NYCLawGirl
New member
Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
NYCLawGirl
New member
Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
NYCLawGirl
New member
Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
NYCLawGirl
New member
Well, if you can get your insurance to cover enough HTS for that, then I doubt it would be a problem. Just remember that HTS can actually be quite irritating to the airways, so if you are a bleeder or suffer from inflammation tons of HTS might not be a good thing. Talk to your doctor, obviously.
<br />
<br />Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
<br />
<br />Nicole is right, by the way. You don't want to cough up your colistin/abx, you want them in there working on the bacteria. I was even told not to do any additional xopenex after the antibiotic.
aside from the potential of bleeding, I don't see any problem with it, it might be worth a call down to the dr office to ask, I would be careful doing anything else extra but where the HTS is just saline, to the best of my knowledge you can't overdose it and I don't think there is the possibility of developing a tolerance to it.
aside from the potential of bleeding, I don't see any problem with it, it might be worth a call down to the dr office to ask, I would be careful doing anything else extra but where the HTS is just saline, to the best of my knowledge you can't overdose it and I don't think there is the possibility of developing a tolerance to it.
aside from the potential of bleeding, I don't see any problem with it, it might be worth a call down to the dr office to ask, I would be careful doing anything else extra but where the HTS is just saline, to the best of my knowledge you can't overdose it and I don't think there is the possibility of developing a tolerance to it.
aside from the potential of bleeding, I don't see any problem with it, it might be worth a call down to the dr office to ask, I would be careful doing anything else extra but where the HTS is just saline, to the best of my knowledge you can't overdose it and I don't think there is the possibility of developing a tolerance to it.
aside from the potential of bleeding, I don't see any problem with it, it might be worth a call down to the dr office to ask, I would be careful doing anything else extra but where the HTS is just saline, to the best of my knowledge you can't overdose it and I don't think there is the possibility of developing a tolerance to it.