Guest guest Posted October 20, 2008 Report Share Posted October 20, 2008 But NOT for asthma. I had bursitis on my elbow that suddenly got severely infected and my whole turned arm red and swolen. After 4 days of IV antibiotics and strong pain killers I was fine. One thing about hospital food is that you always get enough! One bite is enough LOL! (grin) Of course, none of the doctors or staff had ever heard of Xolair. When they went over my meds they all asked " what is this? Never heard of that before, what is it for and what does it do? " Fortunately, I had just had my shots 2 days before. There were 3 different respiratory therapists giving me my nebs every day. NONE of them had ever heard of Xolair. These people are supposed to be up on the latest meds for people with lung problems aren't they? Year before last, many xolair users including Kathie (also a member of this group) and myself took training classes to become patient speakers to educate the medical community on xolair and what is about. Strange that this drug has been out on the market over 5 years now and some doctors and other medical professionals have never heard of it. Don't doctors have to go to some kind of training every few years go keep up on the latest meds? Do they at least read their Physicians Desk Reference? Well, I am now back home, breathing fine and with a normal left arm! Doug Group founder Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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