My 02 levels are 85 to 99 during the day but dip at night. I get my readings from my Apple Watch.
@A MyCOPDTeam Member 85 is too low to spend very much time with. If it stays that low a lot of time your brain and body are not getting what they need to keep you healthy
02 at night is easy to get… read more
Takes a while I stopped 7 months ago still no couph
Since covid started, I have hardly been out, usually just for medical reasons, I got covid January 2023 from my daughter, 3 weeks in the hospital, they were not sure I would make it the first few days, and since then, I am even more nervous to go out. But I want to go to the grocery store and get groceries, it's not the same as having them delivered, but am going through what the er at the hospital said is a flare up, but antibiotics and prednisone did nothing, it feel to me the bottom of my… read more
Hi RollandO, I have no car and cannot get to the hospital for the rehab, I was doing it at home, nurse calling once a week, my daughter will be coming with me, I would not go alone, not going to… read more
I have read it decreases the effort to breath and thought I would put it out for answers
You may Google it
Thank you
Hi Lee77
I don't know that the line from Alpha-1 to COPD is as strait as often described. While my Google does say that Alpha-1 can predispose one to Emphysema, so can other physical and… read more
Emphersemia
And now it seems we've, including me, forgotten the question!!! Curses!! Has anyone tried over the counter products for copd. Let's try to not get going on top of what the original question… read more
They use the "gold standards" to classify the stages from your PFT. My pulmonologist dose not like the old 1234 stages. He uses the new abc method that takes more of each persons experiences with O2… read more
Do you use any mullien or black seed oil? I SWEAR by both
Has anyone who has been on Prednisone for an extended period of time (i.e., more than a few weeks) had an increase in their cholesterol numbers?
My low (10mg daily) dose is a necessary part of controlling the bronchial inflammations of COPD. But Every Body is different. While you question poses a good research topic, in practice the trade-off… read more