Respiratory Muscles Exerciser

To improve the ventilation of the lungs

To enhance the severity of postoperative complicationsTo avert the development of pulmonary atelectasisTo enhance the capacity for independent coughingTo facilitate the removal of sputumAutonomic sputum excretion and respiratory muscle strength training are recommended for patients with respiratory diseases and individuals who require an increase in their exercise tolerance.Enhancement of lung function and respiratory muscle strength inThe perioperative period of thoracic and abdominal surgery.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in various stages

Bronchiectasis in stable stage of bronchial asthma

Primary and secondary pulmonary fibrosis

Lung cancer (rehabilitation after lung cancer surgery)

Pneumoconiosis

Patients after thoracoabdominal surgery

Secondary respiratory disorder caused by other reasons

Patients with adolescent pneumonia or lung dysplasia

Long-term bedridden patients

Stroke patients

Congestive heart failureThe condition known as Parkinson's syndromeMultiple sclerosis

Muscular dystrophyMyasthenia gravisVocal cords that are abnormalDysphagiaSpinal cord injuryDisorder of sleepHypertensionPopulation of individuals who are physically fitSubstandard lung function in adolescents during physical fitness assessmentsRehabilitation following childbirthChronic low back pain