Permanent Lung Damage vs. Lung Infection

[jdubbs]

Hi,
I see what you're getting at, but wouldn't assume a strict relationship. PFTs are sensitive to variables that have nothing to do with lung health. Even simple things, like posture can alter my PFT scores. Or, if you've been exercising and have a stronger diaphram, that can boost them. (Or if you've been sitting around, they might get weaker.) I guess I wouldn't necessarily assume the worst.

 

[jdubbs]

Hi,
I see what you're getting at, but wouldn't assume a strict relationship. PFTs are sensitive to variables that have nothing to do with lung health. Even simple things, like posture can alter my PFT scores. Or, if you've been exercising and have a stronger diaphram, that can boost them. (Or if you've been sitting around, they might get weaker.) I guess I wouldn't necessarily assume the worst.

 

[jdubbs]

Hi,
I see what you're getting at, but wouldn't assume a strict relationship. PFTs are sensitive to variables that have nothing to do with lung health. Even simple things, like posture can alter my PFT scores. Or, if you've been exercising and have a stronger diaphram, that can boost them. (Or if you've been sitting around, they might get weaker.) I guess I wouldn't necessarily assume the worst.

 

[jdubbs]

Hi,
I see what you're getting at, but wouldn't assume a strict relationship. PFTs are sensitive to variables that have nothing to do with lung health. Even simple things, like posture can alter my PFT scores. Or, if you've been exercising and have a stronger diaphram, that can boost them. (Or if you've been sitting around, they might get weaker.) I guess I wouldn't necessarily assume the worst.

 

[jdubbs]

Hi,
<br />I see what you're getting at, but wouldn't assume a strict relationship. PFTs are sensitive to variables that have nothing to do with lung health. Even simple things, like posture can alter my PFT scores. Or, if you've been exercising and have a stronger diaphram, that can boost them. (Or if you've been sitting around, they might get weaker.) I guess I wouldn't necessarily assume the worst.

 

[dirtbike32883333]

julie, do u take a beta blocker? My heart rate would be about 110-120 resting they added a beta blocker and now it can be in the 80's or 90's.

 

[dirtbike32883333]

julie, do u take a beta blocker? My heart rate would be about 110-120 resting they added a beta blocker and now it can be in the 80's or 90's.

 

[dirtbike32883333]

julie, do u take a beta blocker? My heart rate would be about 110-120 resting they added a beta blocker and now it can be in the 80's or 90's.

 

[dirtbike32883333]

julie, do u take a beta blocker? My heart rate would be about 110-120 resting they added a beta blocker and now it can be in the 80's or 90's.

 

[dirtbike32883333]

julie, do u take a beta blocker? My heart rate would be about 110-120 resting they added a beta blocker and now it can be in the 80's or 90's.

 

[cfsucks]

is there even a relationship between FEV1 and Oxygen Saturation? I thought they were two different things completely?

 

[cfsucks]

is there even a relationship between FEV1 and Oxygen Saturation? I thought they were two different things completely?

 

[cfsucks]

is there even a relationship between FEV1 and Oxygen Saturation? I thought they were two different things completely?

 

[cfsucks]

is there even a relationship between FEV1 and Oxygen Saturation? I thought they were two different things completely?

 

[cfsucks]

is there even a relationship between FEV1 and Oxygen Saturation? I thought they were two different things completely?