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Jessica Madden, Aeroflow Medical Director, Discusses What to Know About Coronavirus if You’re Pregnant or Have a Newborn

As the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says, we don’t have much scientific research telling us whether pregnant women are more susceptible to the coronavirus — or whether they’re more likely to come down with more serious symptoms. Dr. Jessica Madden, an Ohio-based pediatrician and medical director of Aeroflow Breastpumps adds “One small studyContinue reading “Jessica Madden, Aeroflow Medical Director, Discusses What to Know About Coronavirus if You’re Pregnant or Have a Newborn”

Meet Our New Medical Advisor, Amira Mouad, CPO

We’re excited to introduce the newest addition to our clinical staff, Amira Mouad, CPO. She is a Certified Prosthetist Orthotist (CPO) who has been practicing for 5 years. Amira will be helping Aeroflow provide the best possible educational resources for our Maternity Compression patients. What is a typical day in the life of an Orthotist? Generally, I evaluate, designContinue reading “Meet Our New Medical Advisor, Amira Mouad, CPO”

Do You Need A Nebulizer Mask Or Mouthpiece?

By Kas Roth Nebulizer medications are used for a variety of breathing issues such as asthma, COPD, and even to help restore breathing function after illnesses like the flu. But when it comes to a device, what’s better to use between the nebulizer mask or mouthpiece? This article explains some of the differences between a mask andContinue reading “Do You Need A Nebulizer Mask Or Mouthpiece?”

How A Nebulizer Will Help With Flu Season

If you find yourself sniffling, battling chest congestion, or struggling to breathe, you may need a nebulizer. Nebulizer machines help both children and adults find respiratory relief for a variety of conditions. This is especially true during allergy and flu seasons when asthmatic symptoms can worsen. How Nebulizers Ease Flu Symptoms Nebulizers can provide relief during a boutContinue reading “How A Nebulizer Will Help With Flu Season”

How To Prevent Aches and Pains Afflicting The Elderly

With natural aging, more aches, pains, and common disorders that sometimes come with or without treatment, generally occur. As we age one is more likely to develop arthritis, bone and joint disorders, and in many cases, cancer. Aging brings about more frailty, bones become weakened, joints wear down, the mind is sometimes affected, and when one suffersContinue reading “How To Prevent Aches and Pains Afflicting The Elderly”

Allergies and Asthma: What You Need To Know

Allergies and Asthma: What You Should Know About This Common Health Condition Have you ever heard of allergy-induced asthma? If not, you aren’t alone. Many people associate allergies with their typical symptoms, including sneezing, itchiness, and watery eyes. For people with particularly severe allergies, however, allergy-induced asthma is a common health issue. This health conditionContinue reading “Allergies and Asthma: What You Need To Know”

Nebulizers vs. Inhalers: How To Choose The Best Option

Not every repository disease such as COPD, asthma, and cystic fibrosis are the same, just like lung devices aren’t the same either. Depending on your age, condition, and personal preferences it can be hard to choose between a nebulizer or inhaler. Learn about both devices to determine which might be a better fit for your respiratory illness. NebulizersContinue reading “Nebulizers vs. Inhalers: How To Choose The Best Option”

How Nebulizers Help Respiratory Conditions

Medically Reviewed by Kelli Randell, MD Whether you are suffering from a chronic or non-chronic condition, a nebulizer could be just the device you need to feel better. A nebulizer machine is similar to a metered-dose inhaler (MDI), in that it distributes breathable medications into your body. However, unlike an inhaler, which requires you to squeeze the device and inhaleContinue reading “How Nebulizers Help Respiratory Conditions”

Compression Size Guide

Compression therapy refers to the use of specialized garments for the management of chronic venous disease and lymphedema. Some recent studies suggest wearing compression socks during the day could help people with obstructive sleep apnea sleep better at night. The compression pressure reduces swelling by moving excess fluid back into the capillaries which helps prevent the fluid fromContinue reading “Compression Size Guide”

Make Sure Your Child Has Their Nebulizer For School

Do you have your child’s back to school list? Are they prepared with notebooks, folders, pencils, and more? What about their nebulizer? As your child heads back to school, their asthma, allergies, and other respiratory issues will go with them to recess,  gym class, and more. Asthma is pretty common, affecting about 1 in 10 children. ThisContinue reading “Make Sure Your Child Has Their Nebulizer For School”

What Is Resupply And Why You Need It

Once you sign up with a durable medical equipment provider (DME) to receive equipment through insurance such as a CPAP machine, breast pump, or incontinence supplies, you may notice an option to join a resupply program. Which is a program you should definitely join to get the most benefits for your treatment? What is Medical Resupply? WhenContinue reading “What Is Resupply And Why You Need It”