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Is everything you know about oxygen therapy a fact, or fiction? 🤔 There are many common misconceptions about oxygen therapy, and knowing the truth can empower you or your loved ones on your health journey. At Air Liquide Home Healthcare Canada, we're here to provide accurate information and support.

MYTH or FACT?
Oxygen therapy is only for people who are bedridden.

This is a common and persistent MYTH!

In reality, many people who receive oxygen therapy are active, mobile, and live full, independent lives. Oxygen therapy is prescribed for various respiratory conditions to ensure a patient's body receives enough oxygen. This can actually help individuals with conditions like COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, or other lung diseases stay active and participate in daily activities, rather than being confined to a bed.

Here's the truth:

  • Oxygen therapy improves quality of life. For many patients, using portable oxygen concentrators allows them to go out, attend social events, run errands, and enjoy hobbies without being limited by breathlessness.

  • It’s not just for the severely ill. While oxygen therapy is crucial for patients with advanced conditions, it's also prescribed for individuals who need supplemental oxygen during specific activities, like exercise or sleep, to maintain healthy oxygen levels.

  • It provides energy. When your body isn’t getting enough oxygen, you can feel tired and weak. Oxygen therapy helps combat this fatigue, giving you the energy to be more active and engaged.

So, if you or a loved one is considering oxygen therapy, don't let this myth stop you. The goal is to help you live your life to the fullest, not to restrict it.

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