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  2. James David | 03 January 2010, 17:53

    Is there a network blog of patients with pulmonary fibrosis who have taken pirfenidone (pirespa) for this condition. I would like to know their personal experience and which doctors are overseeing their treatment.

  3. Gay Mitchell | 08 February 2010, 23:17

    I’d like to share with other IPF patients. Have tons of questions. Need honest answers.

  4. Marian Stillman | 30 May 2010, 00:15

    What is making a cracking noise in my lungs. I was told that I may have a form of pulinary fibrosis. I had by-pass surgery mostly in the pulminary arties . I have fatigue, and sleep more than usual and have ra and diabetses

  5. lynda whiteman | 30 August 2010, 12:17

    my husband was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis in November 2009. He has been doing good. the past two months his coughing is getting bad, bad enough to keep him sleeping at night. I recently notice streaks of blood in the mucus. what does that mean?

  6. lynda whiteman | 30 August 2010, 12:17

    my husband was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis in November 2009. He has been doing good. the past two months his coughing is getting bad, bad enough to keep him from sleeping at night. I recently notice streaks of blood in the mucus. what does that mean?

  7. Anne Cooper | 30 August 2010, 12:46

    If your husband was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis in November 2009, and he is currently having persistent cough, and most especially that he has blood in his mucus, this indicates that his condition is worsening and may indicate that irreversible lung damage may have already been done. The best thing to do right away is to consult your healthcare provider, and inquire about ordering a chest x-ray, pulmonary (lung) function tests, and perhaps, a bronchoscopy. I hope this helps.

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