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Our breathing pattern changes while we sleep. Some of us tend to breathe mainly through our mouths, and most of us breathe deeper when we sleep, while others have a shallower breath pattern. For those who use oxygen therapy while sleeping, your nighttime oxygen solution may differ from what you use for supplemental oxygen during the day.

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Living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) can make even simple tasks feel hard—including eating. Many people with COPD feel full quickly, don’t have much of an appetite, feel too tired to cook, or feel short of breath while eating. On top of this, since the body is working harder to breathe, people with COPD generally need more energy. This energy need often ma...

Traveling to Washington, DC, the nation’s capital, is an experience filled with culture, history, and legendary landmarks, and traveling with oxygen shouldn’t hold you back. From the city’s National Mall to its iconic monuments and museums, DC is welcoming for travelers who rely on oxygen therapy. It just takes a little planning and the right portable oxygen concentrator (POC...

Questions related to Respiratory Issues and Oxygen Therapy answered by Kristina Diaz, RRT.

Oxygen and Vaseline have a complicated history. There is considerable debate among medical professionals and scientists regarding the safety of using Vaseline during oxygen therapy. However, are these 2 substances a dangerous combination, or is that a myth?

In this myth-buster blog post, we will determine once and for all whether oxygen and Vaseline are a safe combinat...