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I don't have CF, but a few years ago when I was having horribly dizzy headaches, the ENT prescribed flonase. It tasted perfumy and made me feel worse. Don't know how the others fare tastewise. I was given another one that worked fairly well and didn't have any nasty after tastes -- it was actually more of an aerosol and there was zero drippage of medicine running down my throat.
I don't have CF, but a few years ago when I was having horribly dizzy headaches, the ENT prescribed flonase. It tasted perfumy and made me feel worse. Don't know how the others fare tastewise. I was given another one that worked fairly well and didn't have any nasty after tastes -- it was actually more of an aerosol and there was zero drippage of medicine running down my throat.
I don't have CF, but a few years ago when I was having horribly dizzy headaches, the ENT prescribed flonase. It tasted perfumy and made me feel worse. Don't know how the others fare tastewise. I was given another one that worked fairly well and didn't have any nasty after tastes -- it was actually more of an aerosol and there was zero drippage of medicine running down my throat.
Ah, nosebleed, thanks- I was having "timing out" problems with my server last night <img src="">.
The smell of flonase (flowery/perfumey) is the only way one of my friends can get her daughter (no cf, but adnoid/ear infection problems) to do a nasal spray- she hates the others, but likes this one...different strokes, different folks, I guess! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
My daughter likes her Nasonex- go figure!
The smell of flonase (flowery/perfumey) is the only way one of my friends can get her daughter (no cf, but adnoid/ear infection problems) to do a nasal spray- she hates the others, but likes this one...different strokes, different folks, I guess! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
My daughter likes her Nasonex- go figure!
Ah, nosebleed, thanks- I was having "timing out" problems with my server last night <img src="">.
The smell of flonase (flowery/perfumey) is the only way one of my friends can get her daughter (no cf, but adnoid/ear infection problems) to do a nasal spray- she hates the others, but likes this one...different strokes, different folks, I guess! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
My daughter likes her Nasonex- go figure!
The smell of flonase (flowery/perfumey) is the only way one of my friends can get her daughter (no cf, but adnoid/ear infection problems) to do a nasal spray- she hates the others, but likes this one...different strokes, different folks, I guess! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
My daughter likes her Nasonex- go figure!
Ah, nosebleed, thanks- I was having "timing out" problems with my server last night <img src="">.
The smell of flonase (flowery/perfumey) is the only way one of my friends can get her daughter (no cf, but adnoid/ear infection problems) to do a nasal spray- she hates the others, but likes this one...different strokes, different folks, I guess! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
My daughter likes her Nasonex- go figure!
The smell of flonase (flowery/perfumey) is the only way one of my friends can get her daughter (no cf, but adnoid/ear infection problems) to do a nasal spray- she hates the others, but likes this one...different strokes, different folks, I guess! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0">
My daughter likes her Nasonex- go figure!
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
I don't use Mucomyst. Pulmozyme works well for me. </end quote></div>
WHY would you not use Mucomyst? Mucomyst is shown to be very benificial with the sucess Dr Warrick's patients have had with it. It just makes no sense to me why more people are not using it, especially ones who suscribe to the sucess he has had
I don't use Mucomyst. Pulmozyme works well for me. </end quote></div>
WHY would you not use Mucomyst? Mucomyst is shown to be very benificial with the sucess Dr Warrick's patients have had with it. It just makes no sense to me why more people are not using it, especially ones who suscribe to the sucess he has had
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
I don't use Mucomyst. Pulmozyme works well for me. </end quote></div>
WHY would you not use Mucomyst? Mucomyst is shown to be very benificial with the sucess Dr Warrick's patients have had with it. It just makes no sense to me why more people are not using it, especially ones who suscribe to the sucess he has had
I don't use Mucomyst. Pulmozyme works well for me. </end quote></div>
WHY would you not use Mucomyst? Mucomyst is shown to be very benificial with the sucess Dr Warrick's patients have had with it. It just makes no sense to me why more people are not using it, especially ones who suscribe to the sucess he has had
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
I don't use Mucomyst. Pulmozyme works well for me. </end quote></div>
WHY would you not use Mucomyst? Mucomyst is shown to be very benificial with the sucess Dr Warrick's patients have had with it. It just makes no sense to me why more people are not using it, especially ones who suscribe to the sucess he has had
I don't use Mucomyst. Pulmozyme works well for me. </end quote></div>
WHY would you not use Mucomyst? Mucomyst is shown to be very benificial with the sucess Dr Warrick's patients have had with it. It just makes no sense to me why more people are not using it, especially ones who suscribe to the sucess he has had