Sounds like they may be doing the "He's doing good for a cfer" instead of "He's had a big drop in PFTs and feels bad compare to <i>his</i> baseline" thing- grrrrr...
I would insist that they do more to find out what is going on, what is causing this exaserbation, and get him in on the <i>right</i> combo of meds and do whatever changes in his day to day maintence routine to get him over this. Personally, if my PFTs changed that much, and my doctor told me to wait another month, I would pitch a fit and if they still didn't admit me, I'd be seriously considering a trip to the emergency room (at a slow time, on a slow day <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ) or switching doctors or clinics if I could.
Yes, trust your instincts- you know your son! I hope he's feeling better soon!
I would insist that they do more to find out what is going on, what is causing this exaserbation, and get him in on the <i>right</i> combo of meds and do whatever changes in his day to day maintence routine to get him over this. Personally, if my PFTs changed that much, and my doctor told me to wait another month, I would pitch a fit and if they still didn't admit me, I'd be seriously considering a trip to the emergency room (at a slow time, on a slow day <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ) or switching doctors or clinics if I could.
Yes, trust your instincts- you know your son! I hope he's feeling better soon!