Common Fall Illnesses

Common Fall Illnesses

The climate in autumn is changeable, with large temperature differences between morning, afternoon and evening, and indoor and outdoor. The respiratory mucosa is constantly stimulated and the resistance is weakened, which can easily lead to respiratory diseases. For patients with chronic bronchitis and asthma, their symptoms are likely to worsen in autumn.

 

In autumn, the temperature difference between morning and evening increases, and it is easy to catch a cold due to not adding or removing clothes in time. Among them, heat cold is the most common. In autumn, we should pay attention to the principle of "spring covers autumn frost" and do not add clothes too quickly, because the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. If you wear too much, your body's ability to adjust will be reduced, which will cause colds.

 

 

The demand for our nebulizers and thermometers will increase in the autumn.

 

Features of our infrared thermometers:

1.℃/℉ Switchable,

2.3-colors backlight,

3.Two modes(Object/body mode).

4.1sec fast measurement.

5.Automatic shutoff

 

 

Nebulizers are commonly used to treat asthma and other respiratory diseases or disorders. The devices use the power of oxygen, compressed air, or ultrasound to break up solutions and suspensions into small aerosol droplets.

 

Usage:

1. Use a mask to cover the nose and mouth of the person who needs nebulization. If it is a child, do not leave the pacifier in the child's mouth. If a mouthpiece is used, the mouthpiece should be placed between the upper and lower teeth and wrapped tightly with the lips.

2. Turn on the compressor. The mask compressor will release a mist of medicine.

3. Breathe slowly through the mouth. After every 3 or 4 breaths, take a deep breath.

4. When the mask or mouthpiece no longer emits mist, tap the nebulizer chamber 3 or 4 times to see if there is any excess mist. When there is still no mist after tapping the nebulizer chamber, it means that all the medicine has been used.

5. Keep the mask on your face until there is no mist, then take off the mask on the nose and mouth, or remove the mouthpiece from the mouth, and turn off the compressor.