Topics: portable oxygen, pulse flow portable oxygen concentrators

 

Topics: COPD, portable oxygen

 

Topics: COPD, pulmonary rehabilitation, portable oxygen, Respiratory Disease, helpful hints

 

Topics: COPD, traveling with a portable oxygen concentrator, portable oxygen concentrators, caire freestyle comfort,

 

 

Topics: COPD, staying healthy, Lung Health, Coronavirus

 

 

Pulmonary rehab has long been recommended  for those with a respiratory condition. Unfortunately many people don't have access to rehab either because of location or possibly for financial reasons. A study published on August 18, 2019 suggested that Inspiratory Muscle training might slow the progression of COPD for those who have not participate in a regular pulmonary rehab program.

Topics: COPD

 

 

Normal oxygen levels are generally between 99% and 95% during waking hours.  During the night your oxygen levels naturally drop because you don’t breathe as deeply while sleeping. Your oxygen saturation levels should ideally remain above 90%. If your saturation levels dip below 88% your doctor is likely to prescribe supplemental oxygen for nighttime use.  Many portable oxygen concentrators are equipped for use while sleeping.

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