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@sharihuber940
@sharihuber940 27 күн бұрын
Research found out they’re low on zinc tablets. I think you can’t go over 40 mg.
@sharihuber940
@sharihuber940 27 күн бұрын
Stay out hospital . Drink lot water gatorade for electrolytes. And most importantly, exercise three days a week and breathe in and out . Yes still good day and bad it’s just part of it
@cdeprima1209
@cdeprima1209 Ай бұрын
Hint, natural healing is superior, use your lungs!
@eileenmcchrystal8471
@eileenmcchrystal8471 9 күн бұрын
Hmmm with destructive emphysema there isn’t any ‘healing’. We can try our best to halt further destruction.
@cdeprima1209
@cdeprima1209 9 күн бұрын
NO, the human body is a self healing machine; it wants to thrive and recover but not with smoking or Big Pharma! Must use those lungs so they body repairs it! Good luck!
@deborahmyron5085
@deborahmyron5085 Ай бұрын
I am now at Stage 4 COPD. I completely understand what John is saying about fear...however, GOD tells us not to live with the Spirit of fear, fear is from Satan! If you are a believer, as I am, I hope all that get this disabling disease turn to God and don't give in! Keep a positive attitude. That's what makes it all okay. When I was first diagnosed I did my will and paid for my burial. I also spend a good bit of time doing research. We all have choices...Ask God to help you make good ones. Blessings and peace to all listening to John.
@appscustomer4675
@appscustomer4675 3 ай бұрын
Lovely couple. I wish fear was not such a main part of their lives. In the states we have occupational therapist. They come into the home and access environmental challenges. A stair elevator seat device might alleviate 1 of his fears. Its heart breaking the love they have all these years. It is spent on fear. U.S. teaching hospitals have teams of Dr's do rounds. Visit patients daily. One can ask questions. Most NYC discharges are done after a patient care plan meeting. ( Dr., nurse. OT , PT social worker , family, etc). Our private Dr. is allowed to see us in person or on telemed as long as they are affiliated with the hospital. Our private Dr's can request OT services throughout our health changes. If one has health insurance. Best wishes to both.
@DarrenHarris-pm2op
@DarrenHarris-pm2op 4 ай бұрын
What a load of waffle Chanel broach and chain clearly show this individual is totally of of touch 🫣
@JoyfulPhotographs-qm2ov
@JoyfulPhotographs-qm2ov 5 ай бұрын
VERY FORWARD THINKING THANK GOODNESS😮❤
@shazben9822
@shazben9822 7 ай бұрын
I am sending prayers to both and understand fully what your saying about how we are informed about our own health Myra ago they didn’t tell you anything and they didn’t have to share everything with you but tines have changed We have a right to know step by step what is going on and why certain decisions have been made M story I will make sort In March this yr I went to the hospital with chest pain and couldn’t breath I had taken my rescue pack and rung the respiratory team to tell them I wasn’t right my back pain was horrendous Muscle pain I was told from caughing and see how I am in a few days I know what it felt like to pull muscles I thought my lung had collapsed Anyway I sent myself to the hospital Hey admitted me didn’t seem to concerned apart from my feet and ankles were very swollen Nurse thought heart failure I had bloods taken it wasn’t my heart it was my copd I had arterial blood and found to be co2 retainer I was admitted given pills had a drip for a few hrs didn’t feel to bad but my back was still very painful when I coughed After 3 wks I was discharged with a care package and got Covid two days before leaving I had the respiratory team checking on me regularly and they mention to m daughter how poorly I had been I was given a yellow card that said respiratory type lol failure? And it mentions co2 retainer this card is for the emergencies services so they don’t give to much oxygen I have to be between 88/92 lower I can have oxygen only We asked what’s this card Oh you were respiratory failure when u were admitted? Was I now on mentioned that Couple of days later another discussion I apparently also had pneumonia? What we were shocked why wasn’t I told Apparently I as really poorly but. Knew u didn’t feel good but thought it was just a chest infection The Covid I can’t really say gave me really bad effects apart from I got another nasty bug on my lung and had to go on a virtual ward For over a week so when you say ur not informed we are certainly not informed and when u say about being pushy, from now on I’m going to be one of those pushy people because I have every right to know about my own health and put my mind at ease I’m constantly worrying about what’s going to become of me 68 and I have no hit in my life anymore I’m constantly trying to learn about humidity because I’m affected by it badly To end my story I was admitted 4 months later with my gallbladder U signed to have it removed and it was cancelled I’m to big a risk to have surgery according to th Ct scan I had to find the gallstones as normal scan couldn’t find it scanned my lungs to and all hat area including the spine Something eles Iv found out and on that admission I was told I had two fracture of the spine and I have kyphosis Pulled muscles I was told and my emphysema is far worse than thought All 4 loves are affected, my lung was slightly collapsed Surprise surprise Anyone having any treatment or going into hospitals ask ask ask because they don’t tell you the half of it unless you do ask
@Fitness4London
@Fitness4London 7 ай бұрын
There is a severe shortage of care for people with COPD in the UK. I've had several personal training clients in London with COPD over the years, and they all complain about the long waiting lists for pulmonary rehab.
@robyncrouch3090
@robyncrouch3090 8 ай бұрын
I've got copd which was picked about 6 months ago I've had a lung capacity test done I'm one sprivia and ventolin 4 times a day. Yet to meet with respiratory specialists which could take up till a year so in the meantime I can't do anything
@mrcritique.3773
@mrcritique.3773 8 ай бұрын
You can get a liquid oxygen tank for the garage and flasks to take with you when you go out. You fill the flask up before you go out, I have three flasks I can fill up to take with me. I take them to work and go home to fill them back up when the last one is nearly empty.
@RoryMcBride
@RoryMcBride 9 ай бұрын
Nothings changed as a COPD patient I can confirm the care in hospital is superb - the after care and information is pretty much non existent I was diagnosed with emphysema in 2009 after some tests for of all things bad heart burn although it was listed in my medical records I wasn`t informed of the diagnosis until 2021 !!!!! which was when I had a lung collapse today after 5 lung collapses and two major operations I am still fighting to get on a pulmonary rehab course its freaking ridiculous
@janetbaker1945
@janetbaker1945 8 ай бұрын
How can you say the hospital care is superb!? He only said a few of the terrible things about hospital care in the US. Add to his constant problems with sleep (noise, being awakened for vitals), there is the constant glare of lights in the hall. How superb is the failure of the nursing staff to communicate? I once had a stroke due to surgical clumsiness in the placement of a stent and lay for 36 hours with no food or water. Aides brought water regularly, which stacked up on the bedside table. No nurse actually spoke with me in all those hours. And the food! You will go in with normal blood sugar, but you'll come out pre-diabetic--no protein, no fat, just sugar, sugar, sugar. No exercise, right when your cells need to repair themselves the most (exercise if vital to healing). Oh, they might walk you around the corridor in slippers and your backside hanging out of the gown, but no real, systematic exercise of your whole body, and this is also true of nursing homes, along with the (cheap food) sugar. Our government has chosen to ignore the science on COPD and heart disease and on diet and exercise as it relates to all illness. We insure profits to the giant food suppliers who happen to be sugar pushers, not protein providers. Sugar is cheap, protein is dear. Our hospitals absolutely suck.
@stu2427
@stu2427 9 ай бұрын
I'm 55 and been suffering for 2 years now I totally agree with this video. I've been passed from pillar to post not one person has said to me yes it's copd or its asphma. I haven't a clue I've been put on pumps but have no idea what for last but second time the doctor said it says you have got asphma. I had no idea I had asphma. I've rang a ambulance 3 times in as many weeks because I literally can't breath and chocking. They come test my saturation levels and go.. No investigating or anything it's a disgrace it really is
@denniskettinger9900
@denniskettinger9900 10 ай бұрын
Guess I'm lucky. I'm 83 and have copd for 15 years. Quit smoking 15 years ago. That helped a lot.
@lbccarpediem
@lbccarpediem 10 ай бұрын
My biggest fear having severe COPD is not of dying but, from suffering. Air hunger is so painful. My Pulmonary Dr. Is very informative. He assured me that I wouldn't suffer. Has a DNR in my chart. I have a living will stating my wishes. My daughter is my health care advocate. Now back to your situation knowledge is power. Get pushy if you must to get the information you want. It's important to you and for your wife to get information. Talk to your Dr. about any and all questions you have. Let your Dr. know about your end of life care and wishes. Communication is so important. Here in the USA we get what's called an after visit summary from the Dr. and the hospital. It lets me know about the visit. Basically like you get. Then it gets updated. I go to my chart online and read it. But, please you aren't being pushy when you want information about everything. For your sake and your wife it's important to know why they did something or changed something. I am glad to hear you are getting home care. I am glad I watched your video. Linda from the USA 🇺🇸
@tokenspirit1548
@tokenspirit1548 10 ай бұрын
This is all BS! There is a simple way of running a hospital correctly and efficiently. More nurses, more beds! Back in the 80s, before the powers that be of big Corporations, got into running institutions like Businesses - for Greed, not for Care. It's simple. Very simple. This is the problem in the world today, everywhere. Wake up! Put the governance and management back into the hands of physicians and those who know what it takes to run such institutions.
@beatriceaderson3547
@beatriceaderson3547 10 ай бұрын
Sending lots of love to everyone pass through pain and suffering from Meniere disease, Tinnitus and Vertigo.... I was ones a patient of this diseases but now a victorious being over the diseases with a treatment program from DR MADIDA on KZbin..😍😍
@NaseemChandia-ho7gb
@NaseemChandia-ho7gb 11 ай бұрын
Are your forefathers from Dera Ghazi Khan, Punjab,Pakistan.
@Irtaqa.A.H
@Irtaqa.A.H Жыл бұрын
Dr Wat, amazing clinician and human being. Its great pleasure working with him at Tower Hill.
@sylviamackay3487
@sylviamackay3487 Жыл бұрын
Dr Mimnagh, I have been in awe of your knowledge from when I attended Rainhill Medical Centre. You are the best GP I have ever experienced. You have disgnosed medical conditions for both my son and daughter. Thank you for your fabulous care of your patients. All my Best wishes always.
@OldScientist
@OldScientist Жыл бұрын
Dangerous drivel. Should be called 'Leading the way to impoverishment.' Getting to Net Zero by 2050 would cost $9.2 trillion a year globally (McKinsey). That's not going to be good value for money. That's nearly one-tenth of global GDP. That money would be better spent on a myriad of things including educating the fifth of humanity who are illiterate and represent a 7% annual loss to the world's economy. Any country that attempts it will be indebted or impoverished. Example: For the UK to reach net zero by electrification of its transport fleet and heating system, it will require a tripling (as a minimum) of its current electrical generation capacity among other things. This will essentially require the UK consuming all of the current global supply of copper and other rare metals for the next 25 years. The cost will be unaffordable and the skilled manpower levels unattainable. And that is just to eliminate the 1% of the global CO2 emissions that the UK is responsible for. So times that by 100 for the Earth. 10,000 child slaves in the cobalt mines of the Congo not enough for you? Make it a million. Imagine all the human suffering and environmental damage done from all that resource extraction! An electric vehicle requires 6 times the mineral input compared to a conventional one, and the carbon cost is greater until you reach 80,000 miles. Production of all of these minerals has been mastered by China: a totalitarian communist regime that thinks nothing of the mass murder of its own citizens, imagine how much it cares about the rest of us. And why are we embarking on this great net zero crusade? For what? So someone can virtue signal by driving around in a Tesla. Maddeningly, there is no climate crisis. The Earth was warmer in the recent and distant past.
@suewright1299
@suewright1299 Жыл бұрын
Brilliant ideas, but oh that music! It’s so repetitive and would drive me mad!
@stevenhensman2541
@stevenhensman2541 Жыл бұрын
Anybody listen to this let me tell you do not smoke give it up now Chuck it away Do you wanna come to my address I will give it to you do you wanna see my wife our lungs has filled up it's not Lucas She cannot hardly breathe It's like my Ann put over your mouth So go on smoke if you want but you may pay for it Love from Steve
@Fitness4London
@Fitness4London 7 ай бұрын
Wishing you and your wife well. It's truly terrifying that there are still 6.4 million smokers in the UK. No wonder the NHS is in crisis, combined with the chronic underfunding by successive Tory governments since 2010. What the NHS lacks is a comprehensive and nationwide health-promotion system, actively helping people quit smoking, rehab from alcoholism and drug addiction, lifestyle changes to a healthier diet.
@stevenhensman2541
@stevenhensman2541 Жыл бұрын
My wife has got COP D and at the moment she's got a flare up I just need some need to talk to right now I feel that I am on my own
@belmum1689
@belmum1689 Жыл бұрын
I have just been diagnosed with COPD, I had COVID 9 months ago ever since then every 3 months I have been getting flare ups, doctor also gave me an asthma inhaler, steroids and antibiotics.
@carolcasey5441
@carolcasey5441 Жыл бұрын
Hope you are finding ways to manage this illness. All the best ❤️
@suewright1299
@suewright1299 Ай бұрын
TO ALL THOSE OF YOU SUFFERING From COPD or EMPHYSEMA: Do as much exercise as is possible for you. It might sound strange, but the more exercise you’re able to do, the better you’ll be. Walking from one room to another as often as you’re able to will help your lungs to remain as healthy as possible! Ask your Dr to refer you to Pulmonary Rehab classes, they really are amazing. YOUR EXERCISE CAN BE YOUR FRIEND, LET IT BE!! 😊
@sweatshedtx
@sweatshedtx Жыл бұрын
Hi, keep being a voice. You might be interested in this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him informative, yet down to earth.
@nazguljonathan2280
@nazguljonathan2280 Жыл бұрын
Dr Khiria kzbin.infok7YrQKT1JIM?feature=share herbal medicine cure my colorectal cancer..
@garymcard
@garymcard Жыл бұрын
Has Gill actually created or designed a working system from incipience?
@rachelgless3123
@rachelgless3123 Жыл бұрын
Very nice video and helpful knowing not alone!
@irenedavo3768
@irenedavo3768 Жыл бұрын
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@irenedavo3768
@irenedavo3768 Жыл бұрын
I have questions
@DB1956
@DB1956 2 жыл бұрын
An accurate commentary on what it is like being treated in UK hospitals these days. NHS underfunded, semi-privatised and at risk under the tories. Get 'em out now.
@marykelly9698
@marykelly9698 2 жыл бұрын
This man is right it's very scary
@Carney19871
@Carney19871 2 жыл бұрын
Reapext 💖
@matinamatina2179
@matinamatina2179 2 жыл бұрын
i have be battleing with COPD since 2013 but I am glad right now that my condition swiftly changed positively as i can now breathe normal as every other person after undergoing COPD herbal remedies from Dr.Schneider Lon on KZbin,
@dc.pentrumesteri4893
@dc.pentrumesteri4893 Жыл бұрын
you eat because you're crazy, come on, and maybe one day you'll really need all the shit to be well!
@smohapatra1560
@smohapatra1560 2 жыл бұрын
Is there any solution for COPD . The medical science is getting advance day by day why there won't be any cure
@dimitriwinderickx8156
@dimitriwinderickx8156 2 жыл бұрын
There working on it
@dc.pentrumesteri4893
@dc.pentrumesteri4893 2 жыл бұрын
you work at the ordinary mat you are
@smohapatra1560
@smohapatra1560 2 жыл бұрын
@@dc.pentrumesteri4893 didn't get !
@dc.pentrumesteri4893
@dc.pentrumesteri4893 2 жыл бұрын
bana, please tell me if you know how much these valves would cost, a high price a year I'm from Romania, my doctors haven't heard of such a thing and what hospital can they go to? I'm with bpoc emf
@smohapatra1560
@smohapatra1560 2 жыл бұрын
@@dc.pentrumesteri4893 I am also looking for this thing for my father . The video publisher should respond on this. @innovation agency
@GeorgeAlexa
@GeorgeAlexa 2 жыл бұрын
Is he a candidate for the Zephyr Valve?
@dc.pentrumesteri4893
@dc.pentrumesteri4893 2 жыл бұрын
What price would that zepfiri valve have and at what spokes can it be mounted
@gbwildlifeuk8269
@gbwildlifeuk8269 Жыл бұрын
@@dc.pentrumesteri4893 no cost on the nhs
@dc.pentrumesteri4893
@dc.pentrumesteri4893 Жыл бұрын
Please tell me what it is, because I don't understand the term? In Romania, we are dying for days because they have not heard of such a thing and I am terribly sick with mixed COPD, pulmonary emphysema and pleural fibrosis plus spondylosis
@marymaddox1684
@marymaddox1684 8 ай бұрын
Why not try serrepeptase or Mac, mullein and fruits and vegetables just to test
@marymaddox1684
@marymaddox1684 8 ай бұрын
Nac
@eprohoda
@eprohoda 2 жыл бұрын
Love it- you made superb video-work.
@alphatango7831
@alphatango7831 2 жыл бұрын
I think all COPD patients should look into Raw Lung Glandulars. Raw glandulars are potent. The pharmaceuticals hate them.
@dimitriwinderickx8156
@dimitriwinderickx8156 2 жыл бұрын
In Belgium you get a small oxygenconcentrator, so you can go for a walk outside.
@sniperboy380
@sniperboy380 2 жыл бұрын
I'm in my 22 this year and I'm smoke free from three months, seeing this i wish these people recover and i hope these videos get out there and people realise how harmful smoking is, i wish you all the best John i hope and pray for your well being!
@dc.pentrumesteri4893
@dc.pentrumesteri4893 Жыл бұрын
you can pray to all the real and imaginary gods that only the yellow earth 2 m below the ground heals you
@carolcasey5441
@carolcasey5441 Жыл бұрын
Prayers for you. 🌹🌹🌹
@shazben9822
@shazben9822 7 ай бұрын
There is no cure for this disease only medications to try and help relieve the symptoms and sone can have oxygen but not all I’m 63 smoked for 50 yrs and had respiratory failure pneumonia and civid just as I was leaving the hospital I now sit breathless without moving sometimes and when u can walk it’s just a few steps This certainly is a very frightening disease and I like ke this gentleman live in fear and we struggle to breath Give up those cig anyone that is readying this before it’s to late because once it gets you it’s gets you I stopped smoking 8 months it should have been yrs ago but all Iv done maybe slowed it down ? Will u reach retirement? Who knows Be warned everyone we all say oh it won’t happen to me I was one of them and now I can’t go anywhere Humidity has a massive impact on me to so even a drive in the car is impossible because he humidity has to be perfect for me which I haven’t quite worked out yet Summer the pollen gets me do last yrs I was sat like a prisoner in my own lounger with fans going and an air purifier It’s hell believe me
@sniperboy380
@sniperboy380 5 ай бұрын
Update I'm gonna be 24 this year and so far I'm smoke free for more than 1 year 6 months and it feels awesome the quality of life and the speed of recovery if i fall sick and the most underrated factor is smell, it's magnified i can tell if someone had an orange long after they've had it, my life feels pure and i feel in sync with my biology without an addiction controlling my behaviour. Those who are trying to quit please do it ASAP the benefits of not smoking are beyond worth it.
@suewright1299
@suewright1299 Ай бұрын
@@sniperboy380 I’m so very pleased you’ve quit smoking and remain free always. If any would be quitters were to go back to it, I promise you, you’ll truly hate yourself for being so weak. Go on out for a walk, sip water frequently. Chop fruit and have in a dish in the fridge to nibble on, also change your daily habits, you’ll find things like that will help you through, and…they’ll be oh so worth it. Bless you for encouraging others, they’ll be grateful to you. 🌹
@MrKelso85
@MrKelso85 2 жыл бұрын
So what does a mildly raised Troponin mean for example 10 ngl?
@stevemulligan4220
@stevemulligan4220 2 жыл бұрын
Strange to see someone you knew at University 30 years later!
@jamilasani6047
@jamilasani6047 2 жыл бұрын
I am definitely happy to have met Dr odija on KZbin channel, you've done a great improvement in my life, thank you doctor for permanently curing me of herpes...
@commonsense8334
@commonsense8334 2 жыл бұрын
Is he on alpha-1 augmentation therapy?
@wulfgaebele9699
@wulfgaebele9699 2 жыл бұрын
The music is way to loud and distracting
@dithudinakaran
@dithudinakaran 2 жыл бұрын
Congrats sathish
@uma1ashok
@uma1ashok 2 жыл бұрын
Congratulations sathish
@elizabethmatthews9784
@elizabethmatthews9784 2 жыл бұрын
vay.fyi great
@officialdazer
@officialdazer 2 жыл бұрын
What a load of complete rubbish. The NHS proving themselves once again to be totally incapable of providing mental health care to anyone.
@bumnut2261
@bumnut2261 2 жыл бұрын
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