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PostPosted: 05/28/07 - 09:21    Post subject: respiratory disorders/ ceiling fans Vote now! Reply with quote
Is it okay to sleep under a ceiling fan if you have asthma or bronichial spasms? I have bronchitis and acid reflux that caused the spasms and spent three days in the Hospital. It's hard for me to breath without a fan but my son thinks it is bad for my lungs????
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Beth
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