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Ratatosk

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It's good that your doctor is getting to the bottom of this. A coworker's grandson had RSV shortly after he was born and still has some issues during the winter months. Asthma runs in the family as do allergies and tonsil issues. Plus RSV, can bring about asthma.
 

Ratatosk

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It's good that your doctor is getting to the bottom of this. A coworker's grandson had RSV shortly after he was born and still has some issues during the winter months. Asthma runs in the family as do allergies and tonsil issues. Plus RSV, can bring about asthma.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
It's good that your doctor is getting to the bottom of this. A coworker's grandson had RSV shortly after he was born and still has some issues during the winter months. Asthma runs in the family as do allergies and tonsil issues. Plus RSV, can bring about asthma.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
It's good that your doctor is getting to the bottom of this. A coworker's grandson had RSV shortly after he was born and still has some issues during the winter months. Asthma runs in the family as do allergies and tonsil issues. Plus RSV, can bring about asthma.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
It's good that your doctor is getting to the bottom of this. A coworker's grandson had RSV shortly after he was born and still has some issues during the winter months. Asthma runs in the family as do allergies and tonsil issues. Plus RSV, can bring about asthma.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
It's good that your doctor is getting to the bottom of this. A coworker's grandson had RSV shortly after he was born and still has some issues during the winter months. Asthma runs in the family as do allergies and tonsil issues. Plus RSV, can bring about asthma.
 

NoExcuses

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>

Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote></div>


no no no!

some are infants/children.

get the genetic test without question!!!!!
 

NoExcuses

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>

Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote></div>


no no no!

some are infants/children.

get the genetic test without question!!!!!
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>

Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote></div>


no no no!

some are infants/children.

get the genetic test without question!!!!!
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>

Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote></div>


no no no!

some are infants/children.

get the genetic test without question!!!!!
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>

Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote>


no no no!

some are infants/children.

get the genetic test without question!!!!!
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>

Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote>


no no no!

some are infants/children.

get the genetic test without question!!!!!
 

professormom

New member
Thanks everyone for all of your kind replies. We were able to get in for the sweat test this morning - and now we are waiting for results. When my doc calls me with the results, I will ask him to prescribe the Ambry test regardless of the sweat test outcome. I couldn't request it at the hospital lab as they need a prescription to do it. The tech told me she does 2-3 sweat tests a day and almost all come back normal. That was reassuring. We should knoow the sweat test results by about 4 PM today. Please keep my Owen in your prayers.

peace, Nora
 

professormom

New member
Thanks everyone for all of your kind replies. We were able to get in for the sweat test this morning - and now we are waiting for results. When my doc calls me with the results, I will ask him to prescribe the Ambry test regardless of the sweat test outcome. I couldn't request it at the hospital lab as they need a prescription to do it. The tech told me she does 2-3 sweat tests a day and almost all come back normal. That was reassuring. We should knoow the sweat test results by about 4 PM today. Please keep my Owen in your prayers.

peace, Nora
 

professormom

New member
Thanks everyone for all of your kind replies. We were able to get in for the sweat test this morning - and now we are waiting for results. When my doc calls me with the results, I will ask him to prescribe the Ambry test regardless of the sweat test outcome. I couldn't request it at the hospital lab as they need a prescription to do it. The tech told me she does 2-3 sweat tests a day and almost all come back normal. That was reassuring. We should knoow the sweat test results by about 4 PM today. Please keep my Owen in your prayers.

peace, Nora
 

professormom

New member
Thanks everyone for all of your kind replies. We were able to get in for the sweat test this morning - and now we are waiting for results. When my doc calls me with the results, I will ask him to prescribe the Ambry test regardless of the sweat test outcome. I couldn't request it at the hospital lab as they need a prescription to do it. The tech told me she does 2-3 sweat tests a day and almost all come back normal. That was reassuring. We should knoow the sweat test results by about 4 PM today. Please keep my Owen in your prayers.

peace, Nora
 

professormom

New member
Thanks everyone for all of your kind replies. We were able to get in for the sweat test this morning - and now we are waiting for results. When my doc calls me with the results, I will ask him to prescribe the Ambry test regardless of the sweat test outcome. I couldn't request it at the hospital lab as they need a prescription to do it. The tech told me she does 2-3 sweat tests a day and almost all come back normal. That was reassuring. We should knoow the sweat test results by about 4 PM today. Please keep my Owen in your prayers.

peace, Nora
 

professormom

New member
Thanks everyone for all of your kind replies. We were able to get in for the sweat test this morning - and now we are waiting for results. When my doc calls me with the results, I will ask him to prescribe the Ambry test regardless of the sweat test outcome. I couldn't request it at the hospital lab as they need a prescription to do it. The tech told me she does 2-3 sweat tests a day and almost all come back normal. That was reassuring. We should knoow the sweat test results by about 4 PM today. Please keep my Owen in your prayers.

peace, Nora
 

Alyssa

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>



Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote></div>





no no no!



some are infants/children.



get the genetic test without question!!!!!</end quote></div>

Whoops - sorry for the confusion -- I was referring to sweat test numbers, not age
 

Alyssa

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa</b></i>



Sakasuka's advice is best I'm sure, but most of the people I have read/heard about with "normal sweat test numbers, but DO have CF" are usually in the 30's, sometimes 20's.</end quote></div>





no no no!



some are infants/children.



get the genetic test without question!!!!!</end quote></div>

Whoops - sorry for the confusion -- I was referring to sweat test numbers, not age
 
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