... Inhale as you push the mop/broom. Exhale as you pull the mop/broom. Use a long-handled dustpan when sweeping. When possible use floor coverings that are low maintenance. Wiping Spills and Picking Up Use a small mop to wipe up spills to prevent bending at your waist or kneeling and scrubbing. Use pick up tongs to pick articles up from the floor. ...
13 Simple Strategies You Can Use TODAY to Prevent and Manage COPD Exacerbations
... Inhale as you push the mop/broom. Exhale as you pull the mop/broom. Use a long-handled dustpan when sweeping. When possible use floor coverings that are low maintenance. Wiping Spills and Picking Up Use a small mop to wipe up spills to prevent bending at your waist or kneeling and scrubbing. Use pick up tongs to pick articles up from the floor. ...
... 4 Ways To Reduce the Cost of Medication The price of medication affects the quality of life for many people living with COPD. Fortunately, certain strategies can help make treatment more affordable. Here are four ways to save money on medications. Enter Cell 2 Content Here... Enter Cell 3 Content Here... Enter Cell 4 Content Here... ...
4 Ways To Reduce the Cost of Medication (VIDEO)
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... A less technical method is to use a pill organizer, which will help you separate your medications by day.You should also be aware of any new medications being prescribed and speak to your doctor to make sure that they won’t conflict with any current medications or your COPD.ConclusionNow that you have knowledge on what it takes to manage your chronic ...
How to Manage Your COPD Like a Respiratory Therapist – Part 2
... A less technical method is to use a pill organizer, which will help you separate your medications by day.You should also be aware of any new medications being prescribed and speak to your doctor to make sure that they won’t conflict with any current medications or your COPD.ConclusionNow that you have knowledge on what it takes to manage your chronic ...
... Flare-ups are mainly caused by exposure to COPD triggers or when developing a viral or bacterial infection such as influenza, the common cold, or pneumonia.Though flare-ups cannot be completely prevented, there are steps that you can take to help prevent the occurrence of symptom worsening flare-ups. ...
How to Manage Your COPD Like a Respiratory Therapist – Part 1
... Flare-ups are mainly caused by exposure to COPD triggers or when developing a viral or bacterial infection such as influenza, the common cold, or pneumonia.Though flare-ups cannot be completely prevented, there are steps that you can take to help prevent the occurrence of symptom worsening flare-ups. ...
... Please insist that you do indeed need it and no you cannot wait till the next day."Have you used "I" statements to set boundaries? How did it feel?Share your stories about direct communication in the comments below or on MyCOPDTeam. ...
Tap Into the Power of Directness: Use "I"
... Please insist that you do indeed need it and no you cannot wait till the next day."Have you used "I" statements to set boundaries? How did it feel?Share your stories about direct communication in the comments below or on MyCOPDTeam. ...
... What would you say in your letter to COPD? ...
... Did you OR are you still trying to quit smoking? Have you identified your triggers? Share in the comments below or directly on MyCOPDTeam. ...
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