You keep referencing the doctors office and sweat tests and doctors saying she doesn't have cf based on that... Is this an accredited cf clinic, as not all sweat tests are accurate..... IMO, based on the pneumonia, positive nb screening listing two common cf mutations, I'd err on the side of caution and continue cpt. But that's just me.
I definitely second Liza's opinion. I've gotta be honest, I'm a little confused as to why they would be stopping all this now, given the fact she currently has pneumonia. Seems really counter-intuitive to me. Even if she does not have CF, a child with respiratory problems and pneumonia certainly could benefit from nebs and CPT. When my daughter (no CF) had pneumonia when she was about 18 months old, her doctor had her on 4 times a day breathing treatments (albuterol), and I would throw in a little CPT for good measure.
I'm also a little surprised that she is symptomatic, and has the genetics that show CF, yet they are not treating her until they can definitively say it is not CF. Usually the genetics trump the sweat test. There are many people on here (Liza's son and JohnO are a couple that come to mind) with negative, and even pretty low sweat tests that have CF.
I do understand that they are saying both mutations may be on the same allele, which is why they say she may not have CF. Even so, I would treat her as if it is CF until this can be proven and she is symptom free.
All this being said, I'm clearly not a doctor, just a CF patient who has been around for many years!
Take care and keep advocating for your little one!!
Autumn 34 w/cf