• Treating Asthma involves medicating patients by inhaling drugs directly to the patient airways.
• Medications are typically provided by aerosolized medication delivery systems in combination with an asthma spacer or nebulizer.
• The inhalation process effectiveness depends on the % of medicine that actually reaches the patient's lungs.
• Treating children up to 6 years old is an especially challenging process as Children are very often reluctant to put-on the mask.
• Treatment turns into a ‘struggle’ between the parent and the child - the frantic parent forces the musk into a screaming child's face. This often leads to an ineffective treatment:
- Lots of spoilage. Not enough substance reaches the child lungs.
- Need to repeat the process (more frequent treatments).
• Studies show that hospitalization for more than 74% of patients admitted for asthma attacks could have been prevented by a nebulizer used at home if child did not resist.
EasyhaleTM purpose is to eliminate this parent-child struggle and maximize treatment efficiency!
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