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Originally posted by kaeguri
My girlfriend has been sick for nearly 2 months now with what the doctors in the emergency room called "Asthmatic Bronchitis", although she doesn't have asthma. They gave her a rescue inhaler and some kind of antibiotic that helps her when she can't breathe, but clearly have not completely helped. Chest xrays show she does not have asthma or pneumonia.
She's now playing this game where she does a round of meds, calls the doctor and says "I still need to use my inhaler several times a day", and he prescribes something else. We're on the third round of that.
Meanwhile, several co-workers and friends have been in similar situations, out of work for weeks or in the emergency room with complaints of being unable to breathe. And yet I'm not catching it.
I don't know. It just seems extremely bad this year.
Originally posted by happykat39
Flu infections sweep America hospitalizing thousands and leaving 18 children dead of complications, and it's going to get worse.
SOURCE
The U.S. has been hit with a particularly aggressive early flu season this year with widespread reports of the illness across the country, hospitalizing 2,257 people and leaving 18 children dead before the end of 2012.
And health officials say the numbers haven't even peaked yet.
'I think we're still accelerating,' Tom Skinner, a Center for Disease Control and Prevention spokesman, told reporters.
Originally posted by chrisb9
Originally posted by quedup
At first sign of any illness take some Colloidal Silver - problem gone!
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by riverwild
Problem with your statement,
IT IS A VIRUS
No antibiotic will help with the flu virus.
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by redhorse
But sometimes when those , and often several different types are given to the already compromised system, it can cause even greater problems that cannot be fought off and the patient dies anyway. Renal failure comes to mind.
Originally posted by EllaMarina
reply to post by Swills
Just 5,000? Wow, what noise. I was picturing like something along the lines of 10% of the US population.
I'm not exactly worried for myself either.