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eja - think yourself lucky you did the right thing and went to see your doc after experiencing those symptoms. All to often they are ignored with a fatal result.
The nuclear stress test is a no-brainer. Technetium-90, a gamma emitter, has a half-life of 6 hours, so by the end of the day, it's all gone. CT scans are potentially much more harmful. It looks like your asthma is well controlled if you can do 17+mph for 40+ miles. What meds do you use? Good luck. |
Originally Posted by Artmo
(Post 16170766)
eja - think yourself lucky you did the right thing and went to see your doc after experiencing those symptoms. All to often they are ignored with a fatal result.
The nuclear stress test is a no-brainer. Technetium-90, a gamma emitter, has a half-life of 6 hours, so by the end of the day, it's all gone. CT scans are potentially much more harmful. It looks like your asthma is well controlled if you can do 17+mph for 40+ miles. What meds do you use? Good luck. I use Advair, twice a day, and I have a Proventil inhaler that I carry for emergency situations. I hardly use the Proventil, however. I ride a lot on PCH, next to the ocean, I think that the heavier, moist and "salt-rich" air makes it easier for me to breathe. |
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