… have looked at how your body and mind respond to music and have explored ways of using music to help care for health. There’s increasing evidence … on the song’s words and melody. When you’re lost in the music, you don’t consciously think about your breathing. …

… is treated and the different treatment options that might be available to you. On this page Choosing the best treatment … two months of your referral.   Waiting for treatment can be stressful. You can call your clinical nurse specialist for … After an hour, the doctor will reopen the tube, to allow air and fluid to drain. You may have to stay in hospital …

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… What are the symptoms of a pulmonary embolism? On this page we explain what the symptoms of pulmonary embolism are. We also have information to help you … you need to get medical help. On this page Symptoms of pulmonary embolism When to get medical help Print this page …

… How is a pulmonary embolism diagnosed? On this page we explain the … tests you might have if doctors think you’ve had a pulmonary embolism. On this page Why it’s important to diagnose a pulmonary embolism D-dimer test Computerised tomography …

… with enough tubing for you to move easily around the house. The tubing can be fixed around the floor or skirting board of your house to prevent trip hazards.   Your oxygen supplier will …

… condition and your blood oxygen levels are very low, you may be offered home oxygen therapy. This involves breathing … place at a specialist clinic, or at home if you’re not able to leave your home.  During the assessment, the … not safe to smoke near it. If you smoke, you will not be able to have home oxygen therapy unless you quit. Quitting …

… the symptoms of sarcoidosis? The symptoms of sarcoidosis can be different in different people. They depend on what … It’s important people around you understand this. You can find information and support around sarcoidosis and … sarcoidosis . In chronic sarcoidosis, many granulomas can form in the same place and stop an organ working …

… they should refer you to specialists. If you’re under the care of a sarcoidosis clinic, you should talk to your … some cases, the inflammation that leads to scarring can be treated successfully, but this is not always the case. … your medicine, managing side effects, and accessing the care you need. Further information and support We run support …

… to children’s lungs are genetic. This means that it can be passed on through family members. Studies have shown that … a combination of genes and many environmental factors like air pollution and infection. We don’t have all the answers … cannot always be avoided, exposure to tobacco smoke and air pollution are some of the things that make it more …

… baby is exposed to a lot of air pollution, it can also lead to premature birth and low birth weight. It’s not easy …

… are things you can do to protect your child’s lungs. Avoid air pollution We know air pollution can harm your child’s lungs. You can reduce the … for your child. Children under five who can walk should be active for at least three hours a day . Children aged 5-18 …