If you’re having problems with your breathing or you’re struggling to keep your chest clear after you’ve had Covid, then additional help from a respiratory physiotherapist will help you feel more like your usual self. This could come in the form of help with airway clearance, an assessment of your breathing pattern and re-education, pulmonary
Breathing should be effortless, something you don’t even need to think about. This is known as optimal breathing. But when your breathing pattern has changed – as many people who have had Covid in the last few months are finding – you may no longer be breathing optimally. This means that you may no longer
Long Covid. It’s been making headlines recently, but what exactly is it? Let’s take a closer look… Long Covid isn’t exactly a medical term but it’s what’s being used to describe those who find themselves struggling with continuing Covid symptoms for weeks or even months after testing positive for the virus. Figures from a Kings
