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Hamman Rich Syndrome is also called Acute Interstitial Pneumonia (AIP)

and was first described by doctors Hamman and Rich in 1935. Now some

have used the term to describe IPF in general but it's more

appropriately used to describe AIP from what I can find. What

distinguishes AIP generally is a rapid onset.

This is just one more complication in our understanding of our specific

conditions and I'd suggest you ask the doctor directly why that

classification and what does that mean different than any other

interstitial lung disease.

Back aches after exertion would be common. The main thing is to make

sure your oxygen is maintained above 90% to give your muscles all the

oxygen they need. Then just work through the back issues as you would

without PF. Many of us got away from exercise and exertion so experience

such pain. This is another reason we strongly recommend pulmonary rehab.

For dry nose, first I'm assuming you are using a humidifier on your

stationary oxygen equipment. If not, get one from your supplier. In

addition many here have found AYR gels and Ocean Spray to be very

helpful. Also, Peggy finds cutting the prongs on the cannula a bit to

help as do softer cannulas sometimes. But I'd start with Ayr personally.

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> Have you ever heard of this and do any of you have back aches after

exhurtion?

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> Any suggestions for dry nose?

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