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Motherhood: powered by love, fueled by coffee, sustained by laughter.
Motherhood: powered by love, fueled by coffee, sustained by laughter.
What is Pulmonary Rehabilitation? Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) is a comprehensive program designed to improve lung health and overall quality of life for people with chronic lung conditions such as COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, or post-COVID complications. What Does PR Involve? Benefits of Pulmonary Rehabilitation How PMA Helps We tailor pulmonary rehabilitation to each patient’s unique needs,…
Facts about our lungs that must be kept in mind for good health. These organs are essential to keep you alive and facilitate breathing. Despite their importance, many people don’t fully understand how they function or some lesser-known facts about them. In this article, we explore deeper into this information and share with you three…
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Stay ahead of seasonal flare-ups with these smart prevention tips. If you’re living with asthma, you probably already know that the changing seasons can bring more than just a shift in the weather. Each time of year brings specific environmental triggers that can worsen your symptoms or lead to full-blown asthma attacks. By identifying these…
Traveling should be enjoyable, even if you have a chronic lung condition like asthma, COPD, or pulmonary fibrosis. With a little preparation, you can explore the world while staying safe and healthy. First, check with your doctor before you travel. They may recommend a lung function test, oxygen arrangements, or adjustments to your medication schedule….
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