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Careoxy provides Delhi service Tracheostomy Tube Insertion at Home involves placing a tracheostomy tube into a patient's trachea (windpipe) in a non-hospital setting. Patients need Tracheostomy Tube when they require long-term ventilation or have a chronic condition that obstructs the upper airway. A tracheostomy is a surgical opening in the trachea. When you have breathing problems, It makes breathing easier and protects your airway from being blocked. You may need a tracheostomy if:
Blocking or Narrowing your airway because of tumor, Secretions (mucus), and having a surgery that’s likely to cause swelling.
Tracheostomy Tube Insertion may be temporary or permanent. It depends on Your doctor will talk with you about how long you’ll need it.
Before Using tracheostomy tube service for home, you have to know about it.
A Tracheostomy Tube is a hollow pipe that’s put in your tracheostomy to keep it from closing. Once you use tracheostomy, you’ll need to wear a tracheostomy tube all the time.
A Tracheostomy Tube has Some Components:
An outer cannula that is the main part of the tracheostomy always stays in place. This keeps your tracheostomy from closing. Don’t remove the outer cannula yourself. We provide a doctor or nurse at home to remove it. Don't take a risk.
An inner cannula is a removable tube that can slide in and out. We’ll change the inner cannula twice a day for cleaning to prevent blockages. This keeps secretions from building up inside and blocking your airway. Don’t leave the inner cannula out for more than a few minutes. Keep it in place except when you’re changing or cleaning it.
A tracheostomy tube tie that goes around your neck and connects to the outer cannula that keeps your tracheostomy tube in place.
Flange is a flat plate that sits against the skin to stabilize the tube and prevent it from moving or becoming dislodged.
Cuff is a type of balloon around the lower part of the tube (in cuffed tracheostomy tubes) that can be inflated to seal the airway and prevent air from escaping around the tube.
A small Pilot balloon connected to the cuff that indicates whether the cuff is inflated or deflated.
Cuffed Tubes: Have an inflatable cuff that provides a seal between the tube and tracheal wall, To reduce the risk of tracheal injury.
Uncuffed Tubes: Do not have a cuff, remove the risk of tracheal damage caused by inflation of the cuff, allowing the patient to clear secretions, and may aid swallowing and communication with the concomitant use of a speaking valve easily, typically used for patients who can breathe independently.
If you are a tracheostomy patient and need to get your Tracheostomy Changed at Home in Delhi then Careoxy will provide you with the best staff available for home. Careoxy has professional nurses who will change your tube very carefully and gently so that you do not face any kind of problem. We are available to you 24x7 and that too at a price you can afford. To get a Nurse for Tracheostomy Changed at Home, Call Us Now.
