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Dr. Abhishek Shukla, a renowned geriatric physician from Aastha Old Age Hospital, Lucknow, offers valuable insights into managing long-term tracheostomy care at home, emphasizing patient safety and hygiene. Demonstrating the step-by-step process, he explains how to change a tracheostomy (TT) tube, a critical procedure for maintaining the airway and preventing complications. He highlights the importance of preparing all necessary equipment, such as sterile gloves, a new TT tube, suction apparatus, and saline solution, while ensuring a clean and calm environment. Dr. Shukla also illustrates how to properly inflate the TT tube cuff, ensuring an adequate seal to prevent aspiration while avoiding overinflation, which can damage the trachea. He advises caregivers on the optimal timing for TT tube changes, generally every 4-8 weeks, or sooner if there are signs of blockage, infection, or wear. Clear signs indicating the need for a tube change, such as difficulty breathing, excessive mucus buildup, or tube displacement, are outlined. Emphasizing patient comfort and effective communication, he encourages caregivers to explain the process to the patient to alleviate anxiety. By empowering caregivers with these practical skills, Dr. Shukla ensures that patients with long-term tracheostomy receive the best possible care in a home setting, promoting better health outcomes and enhancing the quality of life. #sajournalofgeriatric #drabhishekshukla #aasthahospice #Aasthahospital #tracheostomy #tube #geriatriccare #palliativecare #geriatrics #eldercare #QualityOfLife #trachea #CriticalCare #prosedure #breathing