Re: hot or cold vaporizer?

[Guest guest]

As with most things here, that question evokes varied replies. some

folks have found the cool one wonderful -- and since I live down

South, I can't imagine adding more warm, steamy air anywhere at this

point. But others have found plain old steam, as in a hot shower, or

a soaky tub bath, or even a pot of boiling water on the stove,

comforting.

Folks who had more trouble than I did might want to weigh in on this

one.

Cammie

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[Guest guest]

I agree with Jay. I had oxygen with water vapor in the hospital too. I also

used a cool mist humidifier seven days post-surgery. It helped a great deal.

Dale

[Guest guest]

I don't know which is best but in the hospital they gave me a cool

oxygen with humidity hose thingy that I could sort of hang around my

neck when I sleep. It worked really well. The thought of a hot

steam thing in the middle of summer doesn't sound that great. Maybe

your doctor has an opinion.

Jay

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