Guest guest Posted September 10, 2003 Report Share Posted September 10, 2003 Hi all, We had clinic today, well it was early, has been sick and we were able to get him in a week early, a lot has happened today, first is in 108% of weight and height, he weighed in at 45 pounds and he is 3' 7.86 " in height, unfortunately right before he got sick he weighed in at almost a whopping 49 pounds, but this cough has taken a lot out of him. He is on bactrim for the cough, so hopefully he will start feeling better. OK his vest has been increased to three times a day and with each of the vest sessions he will do albuteral,so he will do this schedule from now on : (morning- albuteral-vest) (afternoon-abuteral-pulmozyme- vest) and then (evening albuteral-vest). so we are going to be busy,thats not even including his other meds.Pulmozyme is new to us, So I am learning all about it, I can't believe it cost over 1400. dollars a month. 's insurance should take care of it, I have a few questions about how does one do treatments on the weekends or when your out a lot? do they have a nebulizer that can be carried in the car with all the adaptations? Its funny we went from doing nothing except enzymes to all of this, Hey guess what, did his first pfts today, his doctors actually said that it was great for his first time, he even got a certificate for it. I am a little overwhelmed but that's because I haven't put it down on the schedule, I feel better when I can track it all on paper charts. so overall is doing great. I was concerned about the pulmozyme, I assumed at first that He must be going to downhill because he was placed on it, but they reassured me that it was preventive maintenance, so I am all for that. So what kind of experiences do you all have with pulmozyme?Ok I have rambled on enough, talk to you all later. , mommy of 5 years old w/cf/adhd and 2 years old no cf Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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