Being relatively new to swimming don't know how the “rules” of being sick-getting better-jumping back in the water work. So here's my question:
How soon you think I can go back to swimming after having a very bad bronchitis? I got sick last Wednesday :cry:, do feel better now, BUT the cough is still very strong and the nose is trying to run away... :D
Any suggestions? Supposedly I am on the list to swim a relay in November, so can't miss too many days, on the other hand, don't want to get sicker.... :shakeshead:
Thank you very much!!!:notworthy:
Speaking of the Beats, I bet Gregory Corso is the imp that first put "Pulmonary" and "Toilet" together. I believe it was in the poem
"Radiator Cloaca," was it not?
I don't know; not up on G. Corso. But "pulmonary toilet" is a standard medical term.
Some judicious physical effort, to clean out lungs, gets rid of debris and also ups infection fighting factors elsewhere in the body.
Regards,
VB
Speaking of the Beats, I bet Gregory Corso is the imp that first put "Pulmonary" and "Toilet" together. I believe it was in the poem
"Radiator Cloaca," was it not?
I don't know; not up on G. Corso. But "pulmonary toilet" is a standard medical term.
Some judicious physical effort, to clean out lungs, gets rid of debris and also ups infection fighting factors elsewhere in the body.
Regards,
VB
