How healthy are your lungs during second wave of COVID-19: Check this while sitting at home
New Delhi, May 19: In the second wave of Corona virus, many people are dying in India due to virus infection spreading in the lungs. The corona virus badly clogs the human lung after which the patients have difficulty in breathing. Doctors say that the new mutant of corona is quite dangerous, its infection first starts in the throat.
In such a situation, if your body does not have immunity, then the virus reaches the lungs directly.
These infections start appearing in the lungs after 5 to 6 days in corona positive patients. In such a situation, it is very important for all of you to know how healthy and strong your lungs are. Usually X-rays are to be done to know the condition of the lungs. But we are telling you how you can test your lungs by sitting at home through easy methods.
Here is a quick and easy way to test the capacity of your lungs. Hold your breath and watch the red ball spin while you count the number of spins. The more number of spins you can hold your breath, better is the health of your lungs.#Lungs #LungTest #ExpertDoctor #Covid19 pic.twitter.com/i9x9zySljB
— Zydus Hospitals (@ZydusHospitals) May 14, 2021
Zydus Hospital, one of the top hospitals in the country, recently shared a testing video. An animated video has shown the easy way to test the lungs in the hospital. By sharing the video, Zydus Hospital has written, this is a fast and easy way to test your lung capacity.
Let's learn how to test the lung:
The videos shared by Zydus Hospital have given numbers from 0 to 10. In which the number 2 is called the normal lung. Number 5 is called Strong Lungs. At the same time number 10 has been called Super Lungs.
Now all you have to do is play the video and hold your breath, and watch the red ball spinning. You will be given the number according to how many times the red ball revolves. "That is, when you hold your breath, play the video and when you lose your breath, then you get how many points you have been given." The longer you will be able to hold your breath, the stronger your lungs are.
(Note- This video shared by Zydus Hospital is just a way to check the lungs. But if you ever have trouble breathing, you should contact your doctor immediately.)