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betty
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Question about humidifier

Logan woke up today with a bloody noseChat Icon . It's pretty dry in our apt and I've been noticing he's had lots of dry boogies.....the saline drops have been working wonders on them. Sometimes I'll see that they come out dark red like dry blood. Well today, I noticed a little red and when he sneezed, he had blood(red, not dried) on his face...I felt so badChat Icon . DH said he used to get pretty bad bloody noses when he was young from the dryness so I think he's got his daddys trait. Would a humidifier work for this?

What brand do you all recommend?

Message edited 2/7/2006 10:36:38 AM.

Posted 2/7/06 10:36 AM
 
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nrthshgrl
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Re: Question about humidifier

Any cool mist humidifier should do the trick. Once things clear up at work, I'll look at my consumer reports subscription to see if they recommend any.

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/appliances/hints-about-humidifiers-905.htm?resultPageIndex=1&resultIndex=6&searchTerm=humidifier

From the ratings, Holmes Harmony, Honeywell and Vornado were the top ratings during their last review (10/04). The Honeywell HWM-530 (which I'm sure has been upgraded) was the Best Buy rating

All were rated excellent in Efficientce, Holmes & Honeywell were rated Good on Humidistat, all were "Good" on Noices. Honeywell was better for Convenience.

Message edited 2/7/2006 12:23:39 PM.

Posted 2/7/06 10:45 AM
 

betty
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Re: Question about humidifier

Thank you so much

Posted 2/7/06 11:30 AM
 

iffer042373
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Re: Question about humidifier

I have a holmes and I have a vicks cool mist humidifier I also have an evenflo as well. They do work wonders and add moisture to the air

Message edited 2/9/2006 1:32:55 PM.

Posted 2/7/06 1:21 PM
 

pnm1654
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Re: Question about humidifier

I tried a humidifier for Stephanos and it didn't work. When I asked the ped about it he said humidifiers are no good for dry noses. Only for croup. He said to use the saline drops. I would try it Beth and see if it works.

Message edited 2/7/2006 4:37:58 PM.

Posted 2/7/06 4:37 PM
 

Corinne
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corinne

Re: Question about humidifier

during preganancy i have alot of congestion so i bought a kids one so i would have it for the baby. they have animal shaped ones at target on sales this week. heres a picture of one, they have cats, frogs, penguins.

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Posted 2/7/06 8:58 PM
 

Corinne
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Re: Question about humidifier

heres more

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Posted 2/7/06 8:58 PM
 

monkeybride
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Re: Question about humidifier

Posted by pnm1654

I tried a humidifier for Stephanos and it didn't work. When I asked the ped about it he said humidifiers are no good for dry noses. Only for croup. He said to use the saline drops. I would try it Beth and see if it works.




I find this a bit odd. Colorado is very dry and they tell us to always run humidifiers for the baby to keep their airways moist. Chat Icon

Posted 2/7/06 9:27 PM
 

pnm1654
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Re: Question about humidifier

Posted by monkeybride

Posted by pnm1654

I tried a humidifier for Stephanos and it didn't work. When I asked the ped about it he said humidifiers are no good for dry noses. Only for croup. He said to use the saline drops. I would try it Beth and see if it works.




I find this a bit odd. Colorado is very dry and they tell us to always run humidifiers for the baby to keep their airways moist. Chat Icon



I found it odd too.Chat Icon It didn't help my son but I obviously would've continued using it if it did. I used my humidifier for over 2 weeks and it didn't help him at allChat Icon

Posted 2/7/06 10:55 PM
 

nrthshgrl
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Re: Question about humidifier

I find that extremely odd.

When Joseph was diagnosed early with RSV, the neonatalogist said to go home and buy 2 cool mist humidifiers, put him in a small room for the entire day - and he'd see if he improved enough the next day or if he needed to be admitted to the hospital. We were lucky it worked. He said it would be the same treatment he'd be getting in a tent in the hospital.

It's not just for colds - we use it every time he comes down with croup too.

Posted 2/7/06 11:14 PM
 
 

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