Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is an umbrella term for a group of respiratory tract diseases that are characterized by airflow obstruction or limitation. It is usuall...
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1- keep your clothes - especiall frequently used ones - in places that don't require bending and reaching.
2- If you are more energetic in the evening, plan ahead and lay clothtes out for next day. 3- Avoid tight fitting clothing- can make breathing more difficult. Men can wear suspenders instead of belts and women can wear camisole or sports bras instead of regular bras. 4- Don't wear socks or stockings with elastic bands since they restrict circulation. (support hose recommended by doc is exception). 5- slip-on shoes means not bending over the to tie shoelaces. A long shoehorn can also make it easier to put shoes on. 6- To conserve energy, stay seated as long as possible while dressing and dress lower half first, as it is usually more difficult. you can also try putting underwear inside pants and pulling both on together. Johns Hopkins practical advice. Warmly, Linda Posted on 09/06/08, 10:09 am |
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