Side effects in the use of oxygen therapy

Living with symptoms
Track your symptoms; note what triggers them and makes them go away
Make your environment pleasant & keep it clean; ensure your home is smoke-free, ask others for help with larger chores, and remove potential allergens like pets and dust from your surroundings
Avoid strong fumes and scents that may trigger coughing
You can maintain a good quality of life while living with COPD
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Preparing for an Emergency
AIR LIQUIDE Healthcare’s primary concern is
for your safety. If you have lung disease, there
is a good chance that you will be at risk during
an emergency or disaster if there is an
electrical power failure and your oxygen
concentrator cannot be used.
You are encouraged to develop an emergency
plan in the event of power failure. Everyone in
your family, including your physician, carers
and neighbours should be included in this plan.
It is recommended that you review your
oxygen emergency plan together every
6 months or more frequently if there is a
change in your oxygen needs.
You should document your emergency
oxygen plan and keep it readily available so
that you can refer to it when needed. Your
relatives/carers/neighbours/physician/friends
may assist you in developing this
emergency plan.
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