Pulmonology Department

Oxygen Therapy

Oxygen therapy is a medical treatment that provides extra oxygen to patients who have difficulty maintaining adequate oxygen levels in their blood. It is commonly used for conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pneumonia, asthma, heart failure, and severe respiratory infections.

Starting Price₹1,500

Estimated Range₹1,50,0 – ₹5,00,0

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Duration

Varies (minutes to long-term use)

Anaesthesia Type

Not required

Hospital Stay

Not always required (home use possible)

Recovery Time

It depends on the condition.

Success Rate

High effectiveness in improving oxygen levels

Hospitals

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Your Care Journey

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Before Surgery

Evaluate blood oxygen levels using pulse oximetry or arterial blood gas tests. Doctors decide the appropriate oxygen flow rate and delivery method. Learn safety instructions, especially avoiding smoking or open flames near oxygen equipment.

Day of Surgery

Connect the patient to a nasal cannula or face mask. Adjust the oxygen flow based on blood oxygen levels. The therapy is painless and provides relief almost immediately.

Post Surgery

Monitor oxygen levels to ensure stability. Support is gradually reduced as the patient's condition improves. Long-term home oxygen users receive instructions for safe operation and concentrator care.

Recovery Timeline

A clear, clinical timeline to help you prepare for a safe and comfortable journey back to health.

Immediate

Oxygen levels improve, breathing becomes easier

24 Hours

Stabilization of oxygen saturation

Few Days

Symptom relief and improved energy levels

1–2 Weeks

Reduced dependency (in mild cases)

In conclusion, oxygen therapy is an essential and effective treatment for managing low oxygen levels in the body.

Common Questions

Yes, many patients use oxygen concentrators at home with medical guidance on flow rates.

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