A good friend from me is 75 years old and have a heavy pulmonary emphysema.
As his breath Performance got much weaker the days (Oxygen Saturation about 87-83%) we tried the Oxygen peroxid therapy.
Now the Oxygen Saturation is much better, but we have one new problem. He is much more phlegm as before the inhalations. He inhalates with a nebulizer three times a day. 5 ml destilled water and 1 ml h202 3%. (takes about 20-25 min) When he inhalates he has a oxy Saturation from 94 to 96%.
We tried now with additional sodium Chlorid 0,9% Inhalation to improve the phlegm situation, but only a little improvement.
The great problem in Germany, no doctors are common with Oxygen therapy so I hope somebody here can give me any suggestions.
Replied by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 03/22/2018
Andreas, I would think that the increase in phlegm is a good sign of things clearing out. That is my experience with inhaling h2o2. After a while it should get less and less.
