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There is one brand of 7% hypertonic saline solution called pulmosal 7% [ph+] Duringh the same period of dec 2016 to 2019 my psa increased from about 7% to 11%. I have been using nebulizer therapy with albuteral sulfate inhalation solution 0.083% 3 x daily

Now my pulmonologist has added sodium chloride 7% 2x I contacted my prescribing doctor to report a significant fat gain in my abdomen, without weight gain, which began shortly after starting tymlos 2) 1 vial sodium chloride 7% mix with 1/4 vial albuterol sulfate on nebulizer once a day to produce sputum and prevent wheezing anyone knows about this regimen, please share with me if you have any side effects after nebulize these medications.

Hypersal is 7% sodium chloride (nacl) solution for inhalation

Hypertonic saline works osmotically by drawing water from the airway basement membrane layer underneath the mucus, thereby loosening it There may also be a bit of a dilutional effect Sodium chloride solutions are inherently acidotic The greater the nacl concentration, the lower.

My insurance company denied 7% saline because it doesn’t meet requirements of a medicare part d drug, but that because it is administered in my home via nebulizer, suggested it might be eligible under medicare part a or b and to check with my prescribing doctor. I have a dry cough with mac I have read that some people us a nebulizer with 7% hypertonic sodium chloride I use prescription 7% saline, some people use 3%

There is also a 10%, that they gave me to get up mucus for a sputum sample when i was at njh in september

I asked if i used the 10% every day would i get up more mucus, and they said that 10% was too harsh for every day usage Please check with a pulmonary doctor. This is often referred to as normal saline because it matches the bodies normal saline concentration Hypertonic saline solutions contain more than 0.9% saline, usually 3%, 7%, and 10%

If we remembered anything from science class, osmosis causes molecules to move from a less concentrated solution to a higher concentration.

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