Anyone have tips for dealing with primary ciliary dyskinesia (pcd)?

Get vaccinated: Vaccines protect against many major illnesses and are an important aspect of care for someone with pcd. The annual influenza vaccine is especially important. Pcd requires daily care to prevent lung infections and damage; i would strongly suggest that anyone with this condition be seen regularly by a pulmonologist for treatment and counseling.

Do my best: No one seems to be answering your question. The respiratory tract is lined with cilia. These are tiny hairs that collect debris and move mucous. If they do not move normally they are considered as dyskinetic. Patients with cystic fibrosis are prone to this. Also those with bad asthma and certain genetic defects of the airways. Good pulmonary clearance methods are necessary.