It's Not the Cough . . .
. . . that carries you off.
Thank you to all who expressed concern about my cough.
I did see my nurse practitioner and shared my theory with her (the thought that the cough starts in September with some sort of falling leaves allergy and lasts until the winter cold comes in; by that time, the lungs are primed to settle into inevitable bronchitis that requires antibiotics and a possible trip to the Carribean) and guess what -- she agreed! She said, "Let's nip this right away!"
She said to keep taking the Zyrtec at night and gave me two weeks worth of Singulair to try and a prescription to fill if in two weeks it works.
She said it would take a week to ten days to kick in. It's been two days, two pills, and I swear it is already a little better!
She also said not to be discouraged if it doesn't work. She has other tricks up her sleeve, like some sort of inhaler.
Hooray!
Thank you to all who expressed concern about my cough.
I did see my nurse practitioner and shared my theory with her (the thought that the cough starts in September with some sort of falling leaves allergy and lasts until the winter cold comes in; by that time, the lungs are primed to settle into inevitable bronchitis that requires antibiotics and a possible trip to the Carribean) and guess what -- she agreed! She said, "Let's nip this right away!"
She said to keep taking the Zyrtec at night and gave me two weeks worth of Singulair to try and a prescription to fill if in two weeks it works.
She said it would take a week to ten days to kick in. It's been two days, two pills, and I swear it is already a little better!
She also said not to be discouraged if it doesn't work. She has other tricks up her sleeve, like some sort of inhaler.
Hooray!
Comments
Good luck and I hope you feel better!