Tag: Respiratory Care

COPD is an acronym for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and it is not a single disease rather a term used to describe a group of respiratory conditions like bronchitis, emphysema, irreversible asthma, and so on. In this article we will discuss about COPD exacerbation. Globally, COPD is the fourth major cause of mortality/death; it is more … Read more

Asthma is a pulmonary disorder where the airways becomes swollen and narrow and produce extra mucus. Difficulties in breathing and coughing, shortness of breath and wheezing can occur as a result. Asthma is estimated to affect 15-20 million people in India while many of them don’t know that they are suffering from asthma particularly if … Read more

Living with lung disease such as COPD, emphysema, and lung fibrosis can be a struggle. However, you can live an enjoyable life filled with quality by following a simple, daily routine that includes good self-care. If you require oxygen, there are portable and stationary systems to meet your oxygen needs, which can minimize the inconvenience … Read more

A Pulse Oximeter is a small & lightweight monitor, which attach to a fingertip painlessly to monitor the amount of oxygen in the blood. Cardiac and respiratory failures are among the leading causes of deaths globally. If the issues with heart are well recognized, people somewhat neglect the importance of respiratory health and monitoring. Therefore if … Read more

Nebulizers are a medical device that delivers an inhaled medication to the lungs. The medication is a fine mist and as your child breathes this mist in via a mouthpiece or mask it will help them to breathe better. Here are the steps to childhood asthma treatment with a nebulizer. Childhood Asthma Treatment – Nebulizer  … Read more

While shopping for a nebulizer machine, you need to make sure that you understand how these systems work and how you can benefit from using them. A nebulizer is a system that turns liquid medicines into mist. The patient needs to inhale these mists into his or her lungs. Similar to an inhaler for asthma, … Read more

It is no secret that introduction of medications into the human body has a number of ways. It depends in large part by the patient’s specific affliction, lifestyle and needs. If you are among those who are battling asthma, bronchitis or another chronic complaint, it may be that your physician has suggested a nebulizer as … Read more