Mouth breathing occurs when a person habitually breathes through their mouth instead of their nose. While it can happen temporarily during illness or allergies, chronic mouth breathing is a sign of underlying issues such as nasal obstruction, enlarged tonsils, or structural problems in the nose. Many people don’t realize that mouth breathing can significantly affect overall health, dental development, and even facial structure.
If you have a lung disease, such as COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), emphysema or pulmonary fibrosis, you might experience lung inflammation. Lung inflammation can affect…
Maintaining strong lung health is essential for overall well-being. The foods you eat can have a powerful impact on how you feel especially if you’re…
Recent studies show that the number of Americans reporting symptoms of anxiety and depression has tripled since the pandemic. This surge is not surprising. Between…
Cold Weather and medical equipment don’t always mix well. As the colder months approach, it’s essential for oxygen therapy users to know how to properly…
COPD warning signs can appear in several ways. According to Healthline, as many as 24 million American adults are living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)….
It can be scary starting at-home oxygen therapy for the first time after a hospital stay. In this article, we will help you navigate through…
You can enjoy an active lifestyle while on oxygen therapy. In fact, you should continue to be active in order to improve your quality of…
Ensuring patient safety is a critical element of positive patient outcomes. It is an ongoing process to identify areas of improvement and one where manufacturers…
Traveling by air can be exciting, but if you rely on supplemental oxygen, you might wonder whether flying is safe or even possible. The good…
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