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Oxygen first aid specifically refers to the use of oxygen in a first aid setting. Oxygen may provide relief in patients with chest pain and dyspnea (shortness of breath). more at Wikipedia

Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| COPD & Emphysema | 42 |
100% |
| Heart Attack | 8 |
100% |
| Pulmonary Fibrosis | 7 |
100% |
| Asthma | 5 |
100% |
| Sarcoidosis | 5 |
100% |
Overall, 100% (87
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on oxygen 3LPM 24/7..helping some...
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I use oxygen at night when I rest and if I am having an attack it helps me calm down.
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On supplemental oxygen most of the time. It seems to help.
Somewhat Helpful
If he takes six hurried steps rushing to restroom from bed he pants coughs breathes with great difficulty. It takes many minutes to catch breath for the short trek back to bed. The walk to the elevator and all these darn appointments is literally killing him.
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I was started on 5 liters, and gradually tapered off over a few days.
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Nothing much helps her with her breathing.
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Its necessary for staying alive but doesnt stop me from getting out of breath.
Somewhat Helpful
helps me brealth better otherwise i go blue from lack of oxygen in my system
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Not much history yet. I wish I didn't cough!
Somewhat Helpful
I hate it
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mamaloo, FEV/FEV1 doesn't determine the need for oxygen. Your ABG or the amount of (or lack of) oxygen in your blood does. Which is done by an ABG b... [More] -
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I can't really answer that question either, however I am sure it depends on the oxygen concentration in each persons blood...or, their saturation. [More] -
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I'm confused after reading a recent post. Why do some people with an FEV1 of, for example, 46% have to be on oxygen and others with the same FEV1 don'... [More] -
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Hi again Katie! In my mind (or what left LOL) "weaned" is simply a term for getting off oxygen if it is no longer required for whatever rea... [More]





