Guest guest Posted December 6, 2004 Report Share Posted December 6, 2004 I have been having multitudes of test run at the Mayo Clinic. They do not do alot of xolair there so I am an interesting experiment for them. They made me repeat a test that showed " eosinophils " in my sputum because it showed a lower amount than expected. I don't have the repeated results yet. However, they say this is found in asthmatics in the lungs and that the xolair may be reducing it, but at a rate so slow that I can having a hard time noticing it. This may partially explain why for some people it takes well over a year to notice any difference. Just thought I would pass this along. I have been on xolair for over a year. They did some basic skin tests. Some molds were reduced from my usual reaction but the grasses, trees and dust mites still showed the usual massive hive from the tests. If I learn anything I will pass it along. Also, some of you with sinus problems may want to make sure you don't have GERD. I had surgery to correct GERD but apparently it wasn't effective enough and they may be causing sinuses and asthma to flare up (I won't know for sure until more tests are run but this is what they are thinking). tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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