Therapy The therapy of asthma is essentially based on the severity of the disease, which is carried out according to a certain step-by-step scheme that is particularly oriented on the frequency of the symptoms. The focus is on drug therapy. This consists of the use of short-acting drugs for an acute asthma attack and long-acting … Therapy | Exercises for asthma
Asthma inhaler Asthma sprays are an important part of the therapy of bronchial asthma. A distinction is made between long-term medication (controllers) and short-term medication (relievers). Usually, the medication is administered in the form of an asthma spray. However, there are some small but subtle differences. Dosing aerosols (classic asthma spray) e.g. Respimat: With this … Asthma inhaler | Exercises for asthma
Pain on inhalation is often caused by diseases of the ribs or lungs. In physiotherapy, respiration-dependent pain can be influenced by orthopedic treatment of the spine, rib joints or the patient’s statics. Diseases of the respiratory system and the lungs can also be favourably influenced by physiotherapy as part of thoracic mobilisation and respiratory therapy. … Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
Exercises for left-sided pain In the case of left-sided pain during inhalation caused by orthopedic causes, appropriate exercises should be tailored to the individual patient. In this way, the patient’s posture and statics can be favorably influenced so that the rib and vertebral joints are not excessively strained. Thoracic stretching by means of a rotational … Exercises for left-sided pain | Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
Exercises against pain below the ribs Patients suffering from lung diseases can often, limited by the pain during inhalation, breathe only shallow and superficially. Exercises against the pain thus serve to deepen breathing and ventilate the thorax. The so-called C-stretch position is suitable for this purpose: The patient lies in a supine position and stretches … Exercises against pain below the ribs | Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
Pain in the back Respiration-related pain in the back is usually caused by blockages in the vertebral or costal joints. Incorrect movement or a permanently unfavorable posture can lead to small shifts in the joint, which painfully restrict the joint mechanics. Pain can then occur during the breathing movement. If the sensitive intercostal nerves that … Pain in the back | Pain during inhalation- Physiotherapy
Sotalol is a pharmacological agent that belongs to the beta-blocker category. The drug is primarily used for the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. Sotalol is a special beta-blocker that does not have a phenol ether structure. In its structure, the substance also resembles beta-isoprenaline. What is sotalol? The drug sotalol is among those beta-blockers that are … Sotalol: Effects, Uses & Risks
Antirheumatic drugs are used to relieve pain in rheumatic diseases. Thus, these drugs and medicines are mainly used to reduce inflammation and for joint diseases. What are antirheumatic drugs? Antirheumatic drugs are painkillers that have anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects in rheumatic diseases. In rheumatic diseases, joints and tissues are attacked. Antirheumatic drugs are painkillers that … Antirheumatic Drugs: Effects, Uses & Risks
Ambroxol belongs to the group of antitussives (cough expectorants) and is used to control acute and chronic respiratory and pulmonary diseases associated with a disturbance of mucus production and clearance. Ambroxol has proven to be a tolerable and extremely effective cough and mucus expectorant. Acute sore throat can also be successfully treated by the local … Ambroxol: Effects, Uses & Risks
Metamizole is a powerful drug (active ingredient) for pain, cramps, and fever. Because of its mechanism of action and potential side effects, it requires not only a pharmacy prescription but also a prescription. What is metamizole? Metamizole is a powerful medicine (active ingredient) for pain, cramps, and fever. Metamizole is a medicine used to treat … Metamizole: Effects, Uses & Risks
The peach belongs to the genus Prunus and the rose family (Rasaceae). They belong to the stone fruit and are particularly popular as a summer fruit. There are a countless number of varieties, which not only look different, but some also taste different. This is what you should know about the peach The peach is … Peach: Intolerance & Allergy
Calamus (Acorus calamus) belongs to the marsh plants and comes from Asia. However, in the 16th century it was also brought to Central Europe and today it can be found throughout the northern hemisphere. Occurrence and cultivation of calamus The roots of calamus are dug up and cleaned, and then cut into pieces of about … Calamus: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
