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Post Op Breathing Inhaler...have An Ammonia Taste After?

My husband is wondering if anyone has experienced this? Thanks, Judy. This is the thing he has to inhale into 10 times every 2 hours.

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    I had to do it as well for a few days post surgery. They said it was something about expanding the lungs and removing fluids. It gets easier as you get stronger.

  • Mine got kind of funky-tasting after a couple of days. I think we rinsed out the blowy-part and it was better for me.

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Did he just have the surgery? I know I had a lot of left over blood in my stomach about 24-32 hours and kind of had a metalic taste in my mouth. I know this because I was vomiting dark old blood for a while after and doctor said that was the old blood left over. Maybe he is having a little reflux and tasting some stomach content post surgery???

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Did he just have the surgery? I know I had a lot of left over blood in my stomach about 24-32 hours and kind of had a metalic taste in my mouth. I know this because I was vomiting dark old blood for a while after and doctor said that was the old blood left over. Maybe he is having a little reflux and tasting some stomach content post surgery???

Yes, he had surgery three days ago. Thanks for your reply

I had to do it as well for a few days post surgery. They said it was something about expanding the lungs and removing fluids. It gets easier as you get stronger.

By the way Judy, I think it is so great how active and supportive you are for your husband and getting on here for him while he is recovering. I would say if he continues to experience this strange taste after a couple more days, it wouldn't hurt to call the doc. I'm sure they have heard it all and can at least give you an explanation to why.

Mine got kind of funky-tasting after a couple of days. I think we rinsed out the blowy-part and it was better for me.

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By the way Judy' date=' I think it is so great how active and supportive you are for your husband and getting on here for him while he is recovering. I would say if he continues to experience this strange taste after a couple more days, it wouldn't hurt to call the doc. I'm sure they have heard it all and can at least give you an explanation to why.[/quote']

Thanks so much. I am an information junkie and this site is awesome because of all you! :)

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