Building a Defense Line for Life: The Power of Breathing on World Cancer Day

Building a Defense Line for Life: The Power of Breathing on World Cancer Day

Every year, February 4th marks World Cancer Day. This day serves as a reminder that globally, cancer remains one of the major challenges threatening human health. According to statistics, nearly ten million people worldwide die from cancer each year. However, with advancements in medical technology and the widespread availability of early screening, cancer is no longer an insurmountable situation. Today, we would like to discuss a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of cancer supportive care—respiratory support, particularly the significance of medical oxygen generators in the care of cancer patients.

For many cancer patients, breathing can become very hard. This is especially true for people with lung cancer or those who have lung problems after cancer treatments like radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
Tumors may press on breathing tubes. Treatments can cause lung scarring, and weak immunity can lead to lung infections. All of these can make it hard for the body to get enough oxygen.
When this happens, giving oxygen quickly and properly is very important. It helps patients feel better and keeps their body working so they can continue further treatment.

This is why medical oxygen concentrators are so useful.
Unlike regular oxygen equipment, medical oxygen concentrators can supply steady, high-purity oxygen that meets medical needs.
For cancer patients staying at home, a good medical oxygen concentrator allows them to receive oxygen therapy in their own space. This means fewer trips to the hospital, less stress, and a better daily life.
Many patients say that after using a medical oxygen concentrator, they feel less out of breath and tired. Some can even do simple everyday tasks again.

Choosing an appropriate medical oxygen concentrator is crucial. Take the AERTI medical oxygen concentrator as an example. It employs advanced molecular sieve technology to provide medical oxygen with a concentration of 93% ± 3%, ensuring stable flow and low operational noise, allowing patients to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep. Its intelligent alarm system and ability to work continuously for extended periods provide patients with solid safety assurances. Such equipment is not just a medical tool but also a "silent companion" for patients in their fight against disease.

On this special occasion of World Cancer Day, we call on all sectors of society to pay more attention to comprehensive support for cancer patients. The journey against cancer is long and arduous, but improvements in every aspect can bring about turning points. From precise radiotherapy and chemotherapy to targeted drugs, from psychological counseling to nutritional support, and now to the oxygen therapy provided by medical oxygen concentrators, multidimensional care is essential to truly build a defense line for patients' lives.

Let us join hands, using science as our shield and care as our wings, to fight cancer together—because every smooth breath is a testament to life's resilience.