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A nebulizer can be an invaluable tool for taking inhaled medications, but it won’t deliver the full benefit unless it is used properly. A nebulizer can also help reduce chest congestion. In this video, respiratory therapist Alex Grichuhin from the Home Rehab Network discusses how to use a nebulizer with a flutter device to reduce and remove congestion.
This video will help viewers attach a flutter device to a nebulizer so it can be used to clear the chest and deliver medication.
Do you have any questions for Alex about COPD and nebulizer treatments? Post them in the comments below.
Alexander Grichuhin, RRT-RCP, Co-Founder / CEO of Home Rehab Network
Alex is a top respiratory therapist in pulmonary rehabilitation. He founded Home Rehab Network because he found that people with COPD needed more tools at home to supplement their therapy.
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Where Can I Buy This Attachment?
Very Helpful Info. Question: When You Inhale The Medication, Would It Help To Hold It In For A Second Or 2 Before Exhaling?
The Vocal Is Not Working On The Videos. How Can Fix This?
Does The Nebulizer Work With An Air Pump Or Something To Activate The Medicine?
Where Can You Purchase A Flutter Device That Attaches To A Nebulizer Kit?
How Do I Get A Flutter Device?
Alexander Grichuhin, RRT-RCP
is a top respiratory therapist in pulmonary rehabilitation. He founded Home Rehab Network because he found that people with COPD needed more tools at home to supplement their therapy.
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