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Re: UARS -- easily detected / treated?

Posted by Sleepy Time Time on June 04, 2004 at 18:56:27:

In Reply to: Re: UARS -- easily detected / treated? posted by Jake on June 04, 2004 at 17:32:04:

Jake,

You know, I was just today thinking to myself..."Who was that guy on the sleepnet forum who used to talk about the possiblity of undetected athsma?"

I guess it was you!

I actually have been on a lot of nasal sprays in the past, cos I have chronic nasal congestion -- I was on Flonase for a while, but then learned it was not a good idea to be on that stuff long-term. I've also been on the commercial sprays, but those, as you know, have a terrible rebound effect.

I have thought about septoplasty, but cant quite get myself to get over the hump and do it

So what kind of doc do I see about trying prednisone? My sleep doc, I guess, huh?

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