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Normal Peak Flow Rate For Me? Posted: 04-14-07 13:52pm


im 21 year old male 120-130 lbs 5'4" my usual peak flow reading i get is between 450-500 sometimes a little less then 450 i was just wondering if this is good for my age and size i dont have insurance right now and i bought the peak flow my self so i havnt spoke to a dr on what my normal should be thats why im asking here so your response would be greatly apreciated

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