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keepthetips t1_j1j4b1p wrote

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excellentiger t1_j1j531t wrote

Maybe you are sick? Idk I've never had that problem, I'm always running an electric heater with no humidifier

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williamwchuang t1_j1j7qbc wrote

Wash your humidifier like twice a week! Hope you get better soon!

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robot_egg t1_j1jb8z1 wrote

The dry air is very tough on old lungs. Your instinct with the humidifier is good. Another thing that might help is having them drink as much liquid as they can - more than thirst makes them want.

If they have a heart condition they may be taking diuretics to manage their water balance. This exacerbates the effect of dry air, and makes drinking fluids even more important.

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