World Prematurity Day: Preventing Respiratory Risks During Pregnancy
World Prematurity Day: Preventing Respiratory Risks During Pregnancy
November 17, 2025, is World Prematurity Day. Globally, premature birth is the leading cause of neonatal mortality and long-term health problems. Medical research shows that scientific oxygen therapy plays a key role in preventing premature birth and related complications. When pregnant women are at risk of hypoxia, timely oxygen supplementation not only improves the fetal intrauterine environment but also effectively reduces the incidence of premature birth and fetal distress.
Oxygen Therapy During Pregnancy: Helping Prevent Early Birth
A mother's oxygen is vital for her baby's healthy growth before birth. When pregnant women have health issues like anemia, heart disease, or problems with the placenta, the baby might not get enough oxygen.
In these situations, using a home oxygen concentrator for regular oxygen therapy can help. It increases oxygen in the mother's blood, improves oxygen flow to the placenta, and helps the baby grow normally.
For women who might have an early birth, using a home oxygen concentrator as a preventive measure, with a doctor's guidance, can greatly improve the baby's health. Especially, giving oxygen to the mother in the 24 hours before birth helps the baby's lungs mature. This lowers the risk of breathing problems in babies born early.
Choosing the right home oxygen concentrator is key for good results. The AERTI home oxygen concentrator uses modern technology to reliably provide medical-grade oxygen. Its flow can be adjusted from 1 to 5 liters per minute to suit different needs during pregnancy. It runs very quietly (under 45 decibels), creating a peaceful environment for the mother.
Home oxygen therapy: a convenient and safe investment in health.
Introducing professional home oxygen concentrators into home healthcare provides pregnant women with a more convenient and continuous oxygen therapy solution. The AERTI home oxygen concentrator's simple design and easy operation make it safe even for non-professionals. Its compact size fits comfortably in the home, allowing pregnant women to complete their daily oxygen therapy needs in a familiar and comfortable environment.
It is important to note that the use of a home oxygen concentrator for pregnancy oxygen therapy must be performed under a doctor's supervision. AERTI provides detailed user guides and videos with each home oxygen concentrator to ensure users can use the device correctly and safely.
On this special occasion of World Prematurity Day, we should recognize that preventing premature birth must begin during pregnancy. Through the scientific use of home oxygen concentrators for preventive oxygen therapy, we can create a better developmental environment for the fetus and reduce the risk of premature birth at the source. Let us use technology to protect the beginning of life and bring health and hope to every family.