Oh my gosh..I used to have this a while back as a 6 or 7 year old and I just hated it! I felt really bad when I'd wake up in the middle of the night with an asthma attack and making my mom assemble this for me so I can go back to sleep without coughing..And now with my asthma symptoms returning, I'm honestly terrified. Thank you mom for sacrificing your sleep to help me breathe.
Excellent brief AND comprehensive guide especially for new users and/or caregivers, which covers essential basics regardless of any specific unit/kit model. Thoughtful informative tutorial: a simple, succinct, broad and general, as well as thorough and replete contribution. Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge. Very helpful and much appreciated. :)
Parts of her earlier speech i didn't follow. With the mouth piece breath in through the mouth .. okay .. and then for exhale thru where .. the nose ? Very frustrating that questions on utube never get answered.
About cleaning... I nebulize 0,5 hydrogen peroxide with a little saline twice every single day for almost 2 years now. HP is a strong disinfectant, so whatever you nebulize, it is good to clean your nebulizer with mild HP solution from time to time.
The doc gave me these little packets of saline solution. Little packets, like the packet you put in the top of your medicine cup. How can a little pack of saline solution be used for 5-10 minutes in a nebulizer? Should i just forget about the packs she gave me and use my own distilled water and fill the reservoir up?
How often? as needed How Long? Treatments are usually ten minutes or until the mist stops, however I have been on an hour long treatment before (in the ER) Also, if you do not already have an emergency inhaler, you should ask your doctor for an inhaler. You can use the inhaler in between treatments if your symptoms persist or if you are not able to do a treatment at that moment.
An impressive video, I simply given this onto a colleague who was doing a bit of evaluation on this. And he in actual fact bought me breakfast as a result of I found it for him.. smile. So let me reword that: Thnx for the treat! But yeah Thnkx for spending the time to debate this, I feel strongly about it and love studying extra on this topic. If potential, as you grow to be experience, would you mind updating your video with more details? Its extremely useful for me. Big thumb up for this video submit!
I am having my son use one. He have the penguin one. We are trying to figure out where does the filter go. not on the bow tie because this one is not made like that.
In place of that nebulizer shown in the video, can we use instead electronic cigarette as the delivery mechanism of the medicine to be inhaled through the mouth? In a way, its less bulky and very much portable.
+Swiper Fox No, you could not use an e-cigarette in place of a nebulizer. Nebulizers are specifically designed for this medical purpose, where as e-cigarettes are not.
Hey, I have a question for you. I pulled out my Nebulizer after not using it for a while (a year or so). I got it to work before, but can't get the tube to connect to the T piece anymore - it just won't. Do I have to get a new piece? I was able to use the piece more than once in the past, so I'm pretty certain I don't have a disposable type of piece.
So what liquid could I use in my nebulizer I've the the cold really bad I've got a face mask and a t-piece for breathing with and I don't no how much liquid to put in it I need your help if possible thanks ?
+tyson mccormack The only liquid you should put in your nebulizer is medication prescribed by your doctor. Sometimes this medication is mixed with normal saline solution (a sterile salt water) or sterile water - NOT tap water. You should not use anything other than what is prescribed for use in your nebulizer. The nebulizer breaks your liquid medication into very small particles, which travel deep in the lungs. When you are nebulizing medication, this action is a good thing. For a cold you should be using a vaporizer. The particles will not be as small, but will still give you relief from your congestion. If your cold symptoms don't improve, you should see your doctor.
I saw the other Health care providers covering the hole in the end of the mouthpiece. Is that correct? What's the purpose of that hole in the mouthpiece then?
liza yee The end of the T-piece where the mouthpiece is attached? That hole should not be covered since that’s where you exhale. Some kits provide a piece of flexible tubing about 6 inches in length that attaches to the end of the T-piece. That helps save some medication and allows for re-breathing the mist that has deposited there when exhaled. Less waste, more medication to your lungs. We hope that helps, Liza!
I dont have athsma but when i was younger, my mum poured water in it. So i was basically breathing in small water particles, i liked it. It helps you with a cold apparently so I hope its not bad.
+tyson mccormack No - Vicks VapoRub is not a liquid so it will not break up into small particles and is not meant to be inhaled into the lungs. However, you could use it in a vaporizer.
That’s a terrible idea-this is a medical device, not an essential oil diffuser. I have both, and they should never be used for the same purpose. This delivers medication (usually albuterol) directly to your lungs, which you should not do with essential oils.
Just got one. Took it apart, cleaned it, do not know how to put it back together. No video's showing how to do that. The booklet wasn't helpful at all.
both are welcomed. It is good to inhale through the mouth, and before every breath you have to keep your breath for a few seconds. Small children - it is enough to breathe peacefully and slowly through the mouth. you can also breathe through your nose. This is good for sinuses. I always combine. You can not make a mistake.
No, you should not put essential oils into it. The danger is in inhaling the oil directly into your respiratory tract through a nebulizer that is not specifically designed to have oils placed into it. There is also a danger of not cleaning the nebulizer properly, leading to respiratory infections.
I’m a new user seeking advice. The so each pattern of the presenter did not instill confidence in me. Like many young women, (I know sexist yet true) she ends a number of her statements by raising her voice, as if she is asking a question instead of giving a well advised expert statement. Many young people in our culture use this speech pattern. Yet, It doesn’t work well in a professional setting. Other than this issue, the video was thorough and helpful.
Felt her speech is heavy and not easy to hear at one point .. like she has a breathing problem herself. Rather use someone who has very clear form of speech to speak and illustrate.
This is 7 years old but is the best description of how to use the product. Great job.
At 77 I've only been on my machine for maybe 3 mo. now but this thing works, Thank God.
Great guide to using these. Had to help my mom with hers and this was a great simple, easy and knowledgeable tutorial. Thanks!
Oh my gosh..I used to have this a while back as a 6 or 7 year old and I just hated it! I felt really bad when I'd wake up in the middle of the night with an asthma attack and making my mom assemble this for me so I can go back to sleep without coughing..And now with my asthma symptoms returning, I'm honestly terrified. Thank you mom for sacrificing your sleep to help me breathe.
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Excellent brief AND comprehensive guide especially for new users and/or caregivers, which covers essential basics regardless of any specific unit/kit model. Thoughtful informative tutorial: a simple, succinct, broad and general, as well as thorough and replete contribution. Thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge. Very helpful and much appreciated. :)
TY!! My grandmother needs to start using this and I needed to know the hows of it.. very helpful.
Found out I got asthma & was hospitalized the other day...appreciate you....I just need a portable nebulizer 💯💯💯
Quitting dairy has improved my asthma by 90%
Okay okay
Allergies, diet or airborne can play havoc with sinus and breathing. Confusing, and also complicating COPD. 😮 symptoms.
Thank you so much, everyone for the video. It is very helpful. May God bless You always, everyone.
excellent video, clear, concise, too the point...thank you
very informative. instructions were clear and concise. Thank you
Thanks needed to know how to attach tubing, components
Parts of her earlier speech i didn't follow. With the mouth piece breath in through the mouth .. okay .. and then for exhale thru where .. the nose ?
Very frustrating that questions on utube never get answered.
I'm doing something wrong,
Have everything set up per the video, but no mist
Best video I’ve found yet. Thank you 🙏❤️
ThankU. & GodBless !!!
thank you :D
About cleaning...
I nebulize 0,5 hydrogen peroxide with a little saline twice every single day for almost 2 years now.
HP is a strong disinfectant, so whatever you nebulize, it is good to clean your nebulizer with mild HP solution from time to time.
The doc gave me these little packets of saline solution. Little packets, like the packet you put in the top of your medicine cup. How can a little pack of saline solution be used for 5-10 minutes in a nebulizer? Should i just forget about the packs she gave me and use my own distilled water and fill the reservoir up?
Great video. Informative. How often and how long do I do this. (How many hrs apart) Thank you
How often? as needed How Long? Treatments are usually ten minutes or until the mist stops, however I have been on an hour long treatment before (in the ER) Also, if you do not already have an emergency inhaler, you should ask your doctor for an inhaler. You can use the inhaler in between treatments if your symptoms persist or if you are not able to do a treatment at that moment.
An impressive video, I simply given this onto a colleague who was doing a bit of evaluation on this. And he in actual fact bought me breakfast as a result of I found it for him.. smile. So let me reword that: Thnx for the treat! But yeah Thnkx for spending the time to debate this, I feel strongly about it and love studying extra on this topic. If potential, as you grow to be experience, would you mind updating your video with more details? Its extremely useful for me. Big thumb up for this video submit!
I have nasal sinusitis and nasal polyps, my doctor said to breath through my nose and exhale through my mouth
Thank you, has anyone tried mullein for asthma, it grows wild.
I use mullen as a tea, I can get some relief. It opens my lungs and I get pleghem out
Good presentation
I am having my son use one. He have the penguin one. We are trying to figure out where does the filter go. not on the bow tie because this one is not made like that.
Amazing teacher!
this looks like dope vaping machine
ayyyyy
You look like bitchboy
In place of that nebulizer shown in the video, can we use instead electronic cigarette as the delivery mechanism of the medicine to be inhaled through the mouth?
In a way, its less bulky and very much portable.
+Swiper Fox No, you could not use an e-cigarette in place of a nebulizer. Nebulizers are specifically designed for this medical purpose, where as e-cigarettes are not.
Do you have to use a compressor to make it work? I'm trying a oxygen machine.
Hey, I have a question for you. I pulled out my Nebulizer after not using it for a while (a year or so). I got it to work before, but can't get the tube to connect to the T piece anymore - it just won't. Do I have to get a new piece? I was able to use the piece more than once in the past, so I'm pretty certain I don't have a disposable type of piece.
It sounds like you'll need a new nebulizer kit unfortunately.
Or just the tubing
Great
Excellent teacher, you're very good. Thanks for sharing.
So what liquid could I use in my nebulizer I've the the cold really bad I've got a face mask and a t-piece for breathing with and I don't no how much liquid to put in it I need your help if possible thanks ?
+tyson mccormack
The only liquid you should put in your nebulizer is medication prescribed by your doctor. Sometimes this medication is mixed with normal saline solution (a sterile salt water) or sterile water - NOT tap water. You should not use anything other than what is prescribed for use in your nebulizer. The nebulizer breaks your liquid medication into very small particles, which travel deep in the lungs. When you are nebulizing medication, this action is a good thing.
For a cold you should be using a vaporizer. The particles will not be as small, but will still give you relief from your congestion. If your cold symptoms don't improve, you should see your doctor.
The reservoir tube doesn't fit on mine.
Very good example.... okay 👍👏
its possible to mix the atrovent to pulmicort
We believe the answer is no, but you should ask your pharmacist or look at the product information for pulmicort.
I saw the other Health care providers covering the hole in the end of the mouthpiece. Is that correct? What's the purpose of that hole in the mouthpiece then?
liza yee The end of the T-piece where the mouthpiece is attached? That hole should not be covered since that’s where you exhale.
Some kits provide a piece of flexible tubing about 6 inches in length that attaches to the end of the T-piece. That helps save some medication and allows for re-breathing the mist that has deposited there when exhaled. Less waste, more medication to your lungs.
We hope that helps, Liza!
What is the brand of compressor shown? Is it very loud?
I dont have athsma but when i was younger, my mum poured water in it. So i was basically breathing in small water particles, i liked it.
It helps you with a cold apparently so I hope its not bad.
I don’t have asthma but I use this
where can I get a nebulizer? thanks.
Amazon or pharmacy
Ah every day of my life
I hate asthma too.
I wanted to know how to assemble the parts to begin the inhalation. This skipped right over that part. This did not help at all.
This video is 'How to use a nebuliser' not 'how to assemble a nebulizer'.
Asap dose the medicine dripping on face while using treatment
Can you use Vicks vapor in a nebulizer I've got the cold really bad
+tyson mccormack No - Vicks VapoRub is not a liquid so it will not break up into small particles and is not meant to be inhaled into the lungs. However, you could use it in a vaporizer.
nebulize weed everyday
Can you use it with essential oils?
ror sara no please don't!! So bad for you!
Essential oils are not supposed to be inhaled. They are oil and all of their components should NOT Be in the lungs.
That’s a terrible idea-this is a medical device, not an essential oil diffuser. I have both, and they should never be used for the same purpose. This delivers medication (usually albuterol) directly to your lungs, which you should not do with essential oils.
Just got one. Took it apart, cleaned it, do not know how to put it back together. No video's showing how to do that. The booklet wasn't helpful at all.
nebulizer how many times a day when children 49 day with normal saline
Am I the only one who taped the other side so the medicine didn’t escape?
Power drive nebulizer
When I had this treatment at the doctor's office they said I could inhale through the nose. This video says inhale into the mouth. Who is correct?
both are welcomed. It is good to inhale through the mouth, and before every breath you have to keep your breath for a few seconds. Small children - it is enough to breathe peacefully and slowly through the mouth.
you can also breathe through your nose. This is good for sinuses. I always combine. You can not make a mistake.
Do you know how to properly use a nebulizer?
No, you should not put essential oils into it. The danger is in inhaling the oil directly into your respiratory tract through a nebulizer that is not specifically designed to have oils placed into it. There is also a danger of not cleaning the nebulizer properly, leading to respiratory infections.
Therapist Kimberly is cute.
can u smoke it
hahaha yeah but no weed
just do normal breathing.... dang all this videos doesnt tell whether you breath from your mouth or your nose
that lip ring grossed me out.
I’m a new user seeking advice. The so each pattern of the presenter did not instill confidence in me. Like many young women, (I know sexist yet true) she ends a number of her statements by raising her voice, as if she is asking a question instead of giving a well advised expert statement. Many young people in our culture use this speech pattern. Yet, It doesn’t work well in a professional setting. Other than this issue, the video was thorough and helpful.
Felt her speech is heavy and not easy to hear at one point .. like she has a breathing problem herself. Rather use someone who has very clear form of speech to speak and illustrate.
Why can’t you speak slowly? Who is chasing you?
You talk to fast, please try to be clear when you speak
Talks too fast. No subtitles. Too much jewelry.