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Hi Amy,
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
Hi Amy,
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
Hi Amy,
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
Hi Amy,
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
Hi Amy,
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<br /> The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
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<br /> The fungus that my daughter cultures is trichonsporon and it is colonized in her lungs. We've been dealing with it for about 5 or 6 years now. It took some trial and error to discover this fungus, but once it was discovered we were able to treat with a high does of fluconazole (Diflucan) and we had immediate results. Her lung function jumped back up to her baseline in just over a week. She too, had a good 30% drop before we isolated this fungus.
Amy,
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Amy,
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Amy,
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Amy,
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
Amy,
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<br />Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
<br />
<br />I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.
<br />
<br />Sorry to be a pain but I noticed the atypical CF wording in your signature. Blocked sinuses and PFT's dropping seems pretty typical of CF to me.
<br />
<br />I hope that this isn't another case of doctors giving predictions out of no where with regards to how a CFer's health will be based on genotypes.