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#FitHealthPros, #drKevinFox, #SeanNeff Long Covid Recovery: Respiratory Intro: The pandemic took over the world and remains in the news, in our minds and in some of our households as Long Covid just won’t let go. Those initial illnesses have lingered on for far too long and can be maddening at times as we wonder just when will these symptoms ever go away? Today, we’re focused on the Respiratory symptoms of Long Covid. We’re going to define and give some tips that could possibly help lessen the intensity of the symptoms and quicken healing. Defining the Respiratory Symptoms getting winded easily after even light exertion and cough scarring and other permanent problems in the lungs Escalation of pre-existing conditions Tightness in the chest Dry coughs that last for months Fluid remaining in the lungs with excess sputum (especially if recovering from pneumonia, acute respiratory distress syndrome, bronchitis) B) Three Factors in Coranavirus lung Damage Pre-existing conditions: COPD, Emphysema, Asthma, Age (less elasticity in lungs/weakened immune systems) Severity of strain: Mild cases have less scarring of the lung tissues and may not affect the lungs as severely in the first place. Treatment of Covid: How quickly the Covid was reacted to and how. Timely professional help for more severe cases have shown less overall damage. C) Help for Long Covid pulmonary symptoms (Medical) Be prepared for longer term help. Lungs heal slowly over time and it takes a while to get them boosted again after the initial healing. Respiratory therapists, Pulmonologists, Allergists, Inflammation specialists, long covid exercise specialists Evaluation, Treatment, Monitoring Time is of the essence to first see a specialist and beginning treatment D) Things You Can Do to Help Yourself Nutrition for a healthier immune response Hydration for proper blood volume and healthier mucous membranes in the lungs Sleep- can take from three months to a year to heal the scarring in the lungs so take advantage of the body’s natural healing processes during sleep. Exercise- a careful progressive program can help increase lung volume over time and expedite healing. OUTRO https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healt... https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/healt... https://www.westmedgroup.com/pulmonol... Medical disclaimer: This Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.