got my lung test

CathyW · 15-08-2006, 10:09 PM

the results have gone to my consultant at the hosp, and my gp is going to hassle the hosp for the results, or other wise id have to wait till dec

thats when ive got my next appointment, they rush things dont they

yola · 16-08-2006, 09:48 AM

BM - surely if there was a problem that needed addressing they would be in touch??? I would certainly hope so anyways. So in a way - no news is good news . . . don't you think?

It would be a weight of your mind to know for sure though

CathyW · 17-08-2006, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by yola

BM - surely if there was a problem that needed addressing they would be in touch??? I would certainly hope so anyways. So in a way - no news is good news . . . don't you think?

It would be a weight of your mind to know for sure though

i hoping thats the case, but u know these consultants always busy doing stuff elsewhere.

Amanda · 18-08-2006, 02:37 AM

I do hope that the results are what you are hoping for BM, and that it's nothing serious.

CathyW · 19-08-2006, 07:01 PM

well got my results of the lung test today. good news, my lung capicity is 75% which is good, but still dont explain whi y im getting breathless, oh well back to the drawing board

Anne · 22-08-2006, 10:39 AM

Hi BM, I was very much like yourself. I smoked and didn't seem to have any problems, but I stopped 10 years ago and within weeks was having breathing problems. I have inhalers etc and am fine now. But they say when you stop smoking it takes a while for the nicotine to get out of your system, which can cause a few problems in the short term. I hope you feel a lot different in a few weeks. Going through the menopause was rotten till I went on HRT. Then it was plain sailing. I was on that for 15 years and they took me off it, I had sweats etc for a while, then just got back to 'normal' (if there is a normal, for us poor females) Ha, Ha,
Take Care,
Truly Hope you feel better very soon,
Best Wishes,
Anne.

CathyW · 23-08-2006, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Anne

Hi BM, I was very much like yourself. I smoked and didn't seem to have any problems, but I stopped 10 years ago and within weeks was having breathing problems. I have inhalers etc and am fine now. But they say when you stop smoking it takes a while for the nicotine to get out of your system, which can cause a few problems in the short term. I hope you feel a lot different in a few weeks. Going through the menopause was rotten till I went on HRT. Then it was plain sailing. I was on that for 15 years and they took me off it, I had sweats etc for a while, then just got back to 'normal' (if there is a normal, for us poor females) Ha, Ha,
Take Care,
Truly Hope you feel better very soon,
Best Wishes,
Anne.

thanx ann as for hrt im not allowed cause of the heart probs, so its a case of try n find some herbal alternatives, ive tried menopace, but that hasnt helped, clonidine (so-so) going to try red clover next.

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