"What are the Effects of Nebulizer Therapy?"
Nebulization Therapy
Nebulization therapy is a treatment method that involves converting liquid medications into tiny particles and delivering them to the respiratory system through inhalation. The effects of nebulization therapy encompass anti-inflammatory and detumescence, bronchodilation and asthma relief, infection control, sputum liquefaction, and improved drug absorption. Details are as follows:
- Anti-inflammatory and Detumescence: Enables direct application of medication to affected respiratory tracts and lungs, resulting in rapid onset, excellent efficacy, reduced dosage, and minimal side effects.
- Bronchodilation and Asthma Relief: Dilates bronchial tubes, alleviates bronchospasm, and achieves asthma relief.
- Infection Control: Inhibits the growth of pathogens and controls respiratory infections.
- Sputum Liquefaction: Facilitates the dilution of sputum, promoting its expulsion.
- Improved Drug Absorption: Softens and dilutes sputum, making it easier to expel. If nebulization therapy shows insignificant effects, prompt medical attention and corresponding treatment under a doctor's guidance are necessary.
In daily life, attention should be paid to personal hygiene, maintaining oral cleanliness, avoiding infections from bacteria and other pathogens, and refraining from smoking and prolonged inhalation of irritant gases, as these may compromise treatment outcomes or even exacerbate conditions. Dietarily, avoid spicy foods and beverages such as chili, ginger, coffee, and tea.
