ventilator kya hota hai - #18220
Doctor, I’ve heard the term ventilator used several times in medical settings, especially when people are in critical conditions, but I’m not entirely sure what it does or how it works. I understand that a ventilator helps people breathe when they are unable to do so on their own, but I want to learn more about how it actually helps the body and why someone might need a ventilator in the first place. What is the function of a ventilator, and how does it support the respiratory system? I’ve heard that it can deliver oxygen and remove carbon dioxide, but I’m unclear on how the machine does this. When would a patient need to be placed on a ventilator, and what are the common conditions or situations that lead to ventilator use? I’m also curious about the different types of ventilators that are available and how they are used. For example, are there differences between invasive and non-invasive ventilation, and what factors determine which one is appropriate for a patient? From an Ayurvedic perspective, I understand that the Prana Vayu, which governs breath and energy flow in the body, plays an important role in respiratory health. Could an imbalance in Prana Vayu lead to conditions that require ventilator support? Are there any Ayurvedic treatments or remedies that can support lung function and improve breathing without relying solely on mechanical ventilation? Lastly, how long does a patient typically stay on a ventilator, and what happens once they are taken off? Is there a risk of complications like lung damage or infection from prolonged ventilator use?
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