dirtbike32883333
New member
thanks for your help.... i take pulmozyme once per day and it really has been helping. I use the vest sometimes when im in the hospital also.
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.
pulmozyme and mucomyst
- Thread starter dirtbike32883333
- Start date
dirtbike32883333
New member
thanks for your help.... i take pulmozyme once per day and it really has been helping. I use the vest sometimes when im in the hospital also.
dirtbike32883333
New member
thanks for your help.... i take pulmozyme once per day and it really has been helping. I use the vest sometimes when im in the hospital also.
dirtbike32883333
New member
thanks for your help.... i take pulmozyme once per day and it really has been helping. I use the vest sometimes when im in the hospital also.
dirtbike32883333
New member
thanks for your help.... i take pulmozyme once per day and it really has been helping. I use the vest sometimes when im in the hospital also.
NYCLawGirl
New member
I have always taken pulmozyme twice a day and was just recently told by my doc that there isn't much proven benefit to twice a day versus once. So now I do it once a day. My pediartic doc always said to do it twice though. Frankly, I haven't noticed any change switching to once.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
NYCLawGirl
New member
I have always taken pulmozyme twice a day and was just recently told by my doc that there isn't much proven benefit to twice a day versus once. So now I do it once a day. My pediartic doc always said to do it twice though. Frankly, I haven't noticed any change switching to once.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
NYCLawGirl
New member
I have always taken pulmozyme twice a day and was just recently told by my doc that there isn't much proven benefit to twice a day versus once. So now I do it once a day. My pediartic doc always said to do it twice though. Frankly, I haven't noticed any change switching to once.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
NYCLawGirl
New member
I have always taken pulmozyme twice a day and was just recently told by my doc that there isn't much proven benefit to twice a day versus once. So now I do it once a day. My pediartic doc always said to do it twice though. Frankly, I haven't noticed any change switching to once.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
NYCLawGirl
New member
I have always taken pulmozyme twice a day and was just recently told by my doc that there isn't much proven benefit to twice a day versus once. So now I do it once a day. My pediartic doc always said to do it twice though. Frankly, I haven't noticed any change switching to once.
<br />
<br />I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />I have only used mucomyst in the hospital and when I was little, but when I recently asked my doc about possibly she restarting it she told me that she didn't think it could add anything to my routine (which includes pulmozyme once a day and HTS twice a day). She said that between HTS and pulmozyme, I would be getting all the benefits of mucomyst. My recollection is that mucomyst is pretty nasty.
<br />
<br />
Nightwriter
New member
Hi db,
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
Nightwriter
New member
Hi db,
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
Nightwriter
New member
Hi db,
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
Nightwriter
New member
Hi db,
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
Nightwriter
New member
Hi db,
<br />
<br />I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
<br />
<br />My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
<br />
<br />I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
<br />
<br />My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
<br />
<br />Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
<br />
<br />I took Pulmozyme for about 3 or 4 years and at the same time I took Mucomyst. My new doctor actually took me off of both (adding other things). My lung function actually went up off of these meds. Pulmozyme works really well for many people -- obviously I was not one of them. And I have read that taking magnesium makes it more effective -- something I didn't know back then either.
<br />
<br />My doctor doesn't care for Mucomyst, because it can trigger asthma. Funny, I don't remember the odor (rotten egg smell), but since every one says it's strong, you can see why it would irritate the lungs.
<br />
<br />I tried Guafenisin when it was a prescription drug and it also did nothing to help with mucus. The only thing that I ever noticed (drugwise) that helped noticeably was hypertonic saline accompanied by the Flutter. It cleans all the mucus out, so I have very little during the day.
<br />
<br />My doctor also likes to get to the source that helps cause mucus, then when you remove the sources, the mucus production diminishes so much. I used to have tons of mucus and a chronic cough.
<br />
<br />Nasal rinses and sprays also help clear the sinuses so there isn't dripping into the lungs which in turn produce more mucus. Allergy testing and asthma testing is also very helpful.
I have used mucomyst for 25 years now and I was in the pulmozyme trials
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
I have used mucomyst for 25 years now and I was in the pulmozyme trials
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
I have used mucomyst for 25 years now and I was in the pulmozyme trials
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
I have used mucomyst for 25 years now and I was in the pulmozyme trials
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
before it came out.
Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
I have used mucomyst for 25 years now and I was in the pulmozyme trials
<br /> before it came out.
<br />
<br /> Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
<br /> But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
<br /> all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.
<br /> before it came out.
<br />
<br /> Both work pretty good. Pulmozyme works better for me now.
<br /> But because of the high costs and I pay out of pocket for
<br /> all my meds and docs and hospital. I still use mucomyst 10% 2 ml a treatment.