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Low Peak flow

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Hills of Death (HOD) Sep 2015 8:05pm, 24 Sep 2015 31,245 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) I think it's about 360-400
philbo Sep 2015 8:27pm, 24 Sep 2015 1,241 posts	Quote Pin philbo That is low HOD , Maybe your not doing it right , when i was in hospital with pneumonia they wouldn't let me out till i could blow 500 ! .
idio Sep 2015 8:27pm, 24 Sep 2015 24,809 posts	Quote Pin idio Do you have any issues with breathing? do you ever wake up at night wheezy/short of breath, when you exercise do you have any trouble breathing?
Hills of Death (HOD) Sep 2015 9:05pm, 24 Sep 2015 31,246 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) No my breathing feels good
fetcheveryone Sep 2015 9:21pm, 24 Sep 2015 16,485 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone To repeat HB's question, why are you measuring it?
philbo Sep 2015 9:22pm, 24 Sep 2015 1,242 posts	Quote Pin philbo I get the feeling your not doing it right HOD , on a good day i can blow 700 , I'm 56 and been on inhalers for years, although the running has helped my asthma no end .
HellsBells Sep 2015 9:38pm, 24 Sep 2015 19,723 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells There is no absolute "normal" value. It depends on age, sex and height - as a 50 year old 5'7" woman my normal will be lower than a 30 year old 6 foot bloke's. It's the trends and changes that matter. I really don't understand why you're measuring it and unless you're using a properly calibrated and standardised meter and have been shown how to use it properly then the results are meaningless. If you've not got any symptoms, leave it alone
Weean Sep 2015 9:46pm, 24 Sep 2015 928 posts	Quote Pin Weean Why am I now thinking about that doping in amateur racing thread...?
Hills of Death (HOD) Sep 2015 9:52pm, 24 Sep 2015 31,247 posts	Quote Pin Hills of Death (HOD) On a good day you can blow 700
GlennR Sep 2015 10:36pm, 24 Sep 2015 14,809 posts	Quote Pin GlennR Come on HOD, answer the bloody question.