Pneumonia Humidifier
Pneumonia Humidifier
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Sunpentown SU-1051B Humidifier $47.71 The Sunpentown SU-1051B humidifier uses ultrasonic technology. |
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Sunpentown SU-1051P Humidifier $45.95 The Sunpentown SU-1051P humidifier uses ultrasonic technology. |
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Sunpentown SU-1051W Humidifier $48.06 The Sunpentown SU-1051W humidifier uses ultrasonic technology. |
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Crane EE-6369 Duck Humidifier $37.22 Create the perfect indoor environment with the adorable Crane EE-6369 cool mist humidifier. This easy to use humidifier rids the room of dryness quickly. |
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Essick Air E35000 Evaporative Humidifier $42.95 The Essick Air E35000 evaporative humidifier is a great way to eliminate winter dryness from your home. This humidifier is proven effective. |
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Crane EE-5063 Spongebob Humidifier $44.99 Give your child’s room a bit of pizzazz by humidifying with the Crane EE-5063 Spongebob ultrasonic cool mist humidifier. |
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Sunpentown SU-1052 Personal Humidifier $49.99 The Sunpentown SU-1052 personal humidifier fits easily in travel bags and weighs less so you can take it anywhere you go! |
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WinMax Global WIN630 Humidifier $70.95 Add ambiance to your room and increase moisture with the WinMax 630 decorative fogger and humidifier including stylish metal stand, bowl and faux foliage. |
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Air King 9915 Humidifier $48.01 The Air King 9915 cool mist humidifier covers areas up to 1500 square feet and is quiet enough to use in your bedroom. Order for |
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Vornado Ultrasonic Whole Room Humidifier $209.95 The Vornado Ultrasonic humidifier combines evaporative humidification with patented Vortex whole room circulation. |
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Crane EE-4109 Hello Kity Humidifier $39.99 Add much needed moisture to dry air with the adorable Crane EE-4109 Hello Kitty cool mist humidifier with nightlight. |
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Stadler Form EMS-164 Aquila Humidifier $79.99 The Stadler Form EMS-164 Aquila ultrasonic humidifier perfect for bedrooms, offices and other small rooms up to 250 square feet. |
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Sunpentown SU-1441 Orca Ultrasonic Humidifier $35.95 The Sunpentown SU-1441 orca ultrasonic humidifier offers an irresistibly cute design and quiet mist generation. |
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Stadler Form F-006 Fred Humidifier $99.99 Sleek and stylish, the Stadler Form F-006 Fred humidifier is the perfect unit to humidify any room in your home. |
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Stadler Form EMS-171 Hydra Humidifier $99.99 The Stadler Form EMS-171 Hydra ultrasonic humidifier features a large transparent water tank with a 1.6 gallon capacity. |
Anyone know anything about asthma as it relates to sickness, pneumonia and mycoplasma?
So yesterday my asthma started acting up and what I usually do for bad asthma is drink lots of coffee to open my airways and take my inhaler. Well it didn’t help at all. Like I could feel deep inside where it might have worked a bit but I still was struggling to breathe normally. Also Everytime I breathe in I cough. It hurts most of the time and sometimes I cough something up.
About 10 years ago I was diagnosed with asthma which was brought on my pneumonia. Also a few years after that I had severe mycoplasma for about 4 months. I’m wondering maybe it never went away and now it’s coming back?
I have a humidifier going which helps when I’m right up in it. I have a lot of leftover amoxicillin, should I just take that? I really wish I had my nebulizer.
It sounds like you are having an asthma exacerbation. You need to go see your doctor to get appropriate treatment. The treatment is usually with inhalers/nebs and oral Prednisone. Sometimes hospitalization is required if symptoms are severe. You should check your peak flow meter if you have one and let your doctor know your results.
The pneumonia 10 years ago did not cause your asthma. It made you have an exacerbation that led you to a doctor to be diagnosed. Mycoplasma pneumonia is the most common cause of “walking pneumonia” which is also known as atypical pneumonia. It usually produces a mild pneumonia in young people that does not limit their activity. It is treated with appropriate antibiotics. The symptoms of Mycoplasma pneumonia can be worse in people with asthma. The majority of people do not have any long term effects after the infection has resolved. It is unlikely that Mycoplasma has come back. There are very many respiratory infections that can produce similar symptoms. Most asthma exacerbations are precipitated by viral respiratory infections. You should not take Amoxicillin unless your doctor advises you so. NEVER take medications that weren’t prescribed to you. First of all, Amoxicillin will not help your problem, because it is not a bacterial infection. Several respiratory bacterial infections, such as Mycoplasma, are not even susceptible to Amoxicillin. Call your doctor. Good luck.
