Hello doctor,I had a staphylococcus infection for about six months it is a nerve bacteria. I lost long hydration it is only returned to about the five-minute level one reason I believe was I was on Soviclor tablets. I went off the pills after they were outgassing medication through my lungs, and there may have been some breathing problems possibly gagging. It still feels like there is something in my lungs.I have been off the medication now for about a little over a month. I have heard you can breathe mist from a vaporizer to help clean the deposits out of your lungs. What do you put in the vaporizer? I have heard soda water and regular water might work. How often do you breathe from it and how long and is the vapor supposed to be light and not directly inhaled from the vaporizer? I believe I was told that I should use my oxygen whenever my eyes water this promotes hydration is this true? How many times should I do this a day and how long? Does it hurt to be on alcohol when you use the oxygen? How do I build up my hydration, so I get more time up after six months? I think I am only getting about five minutes up.
Hello. I went through your post, staphylococcus is not a nerve bacteria but can affect the brain which possibly you are having had and is treated for a maximum of six weeks followed by prophylaxis (prevention ) in some patients who have chances of getting infectious again. Soviclor (Acyclovir) is an antiviral used for infection caused virus and not for rehydration or cleaning your lungs. The vaporizer you have heard is called nebulizer and is used to relax bronchioles in the lungs in patients with bronchial asthma and COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder). If you have wheezing then you a use nebulization of Salbutamol to get relief from breathlessness.