Mucus has to be cleared from the lungs
Techniques that make breathing easier and special devices help clear mucus from the lungs.
Fighting about inhalation therapy: Physiotherapist Rita Kieselmann talks about parent/child conflicts around daily respiratory therapy
When children need to use nebulisers regularly, this can be a source of frequent conflict in families. Respiratory physiotherapist Rita Kieselmann sees this regularly at her practice. She tries to help all involved.
Bangers not necessary: 5 ideas for how to ring in the new year without fireworks
Fireworks, bangers, sparklers – really necessary on New Year’s Eve? Unfortunately, for many people with chronic respiratory diseases this is not an option. Here are five ideas for ringing in the new year with plenty of noise and sparkles, but no fireworks.
Suddenly not being able to smell or taste anything - how Cordula regained her sense of taste and smell
Cordula had just recovered from the flu when she lost her sense of taste and smell. She recovered them with the help of the PARI SINUS.
Sport? No, thanks! How PARI RunAIR René went from smoker to half-marathoner
René took up running after experiencing a punctured lung, but he still kept smoking. Today the PARI RunAIR has not only given up smoking for good, he is also actively helping the 25 PARI RunAIRs by adding kilometres to the group challenge. Next goal: Dresden Half Marathon (if it is not cancelled because of the coronavirus).
The articles found on the PARI Blog are written by the PARI Blog editorial team. The editorial team consists of PARI employees as well as external guest authors and freelance editors, some of them suffering from severe respiratory diseases themselves.