Best BiPAP Machine on Rent in Jaipur 

BiPAP machine on rent in Jaipur

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​Getting a bipap machine on rent in Jaipur has been made very easy by Healthy Jeena Sikho in Jaipur & in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Bathinda, Dwarka,  Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Pitampura and pretty much entire NCR and North India.

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What is BiPAP

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Bipap (also referred to as BPAP) stands for Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure. A BiPAP machine is a non-invasive form of therapy for patients suffering from sleep apnea. It delivers pressurized air through a mask to the patient's airways. The air pressure keeps the throat muscles from collapsing and reducing obstructions by acting as a splint. BiPAP machines allow patients to breathe easily and regularly throughout the night.

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For patients with higher pressure strengths, exhaling against the incoming air can feel difficult, as if they're having to force their breathing out.​​​​

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What you need to know about BiPAP Settings:

1. BiPAP Settings

   • IPAP (Inspiratory Positive Airway Pressure): This is the pressure delivered during inhalation, helping to open up the airways and making breathing easier.

   • EPAP (Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure): This is the pressure during exhalation, preventing airway collapse and ensuring steady oxygen levels.

   • Typical Ranges and Adjustments: IPAP and EPAP Bipap settings are customized based on patient needs, usually ranging from 4 to 30 cmH₂O.

2. Respiratory Rate (RR)

   • Importance: The respiratory rate Bipap setting ensures the patient breathes at a normal rate, preventing hypoventilation.

   • Determining the Appropriate Rate: This is typically set by a healthcare provider based on the patient's normal breathing rate and specific medical condition.

3. Tidal Volume (VT)

   • Explanation: Tidal volume is the amount of air delivered to the lungs with each breath.

   • Adjustments: Adjusting VT helps tailor the ventilation to meet the patient’s lung capacity and medical requirements.

4. Rise Time

   • Definition: Rise time is the duration it takes for the machine to reach the prescribed IPAP level from EPAP.

   • Impact and Customization: A shorter rise time might be more comfortable for patients needing rapid inhalation support, while a longer rise time could be beneficial for others.

5. Backup Rate

   • Purpose: The backup rate is a safety feature that ensures a minimum number of breaths per minute if the patient’s breathing rate drops too low.

   • Bipap Setting Recommendations: Typically used in patients with central sleep apnea or other conditions where spontaneous breathing might be irregular.

6. Sensitivity Bipap Settings

   • Importance: Sensitivity Bipap settings determine how easily the machine detects and responds to patient-initiated breaths.

   • Adjustment Guidelines: Proper sensitivity Bipap settings are crucial for comfort and effective synchronization between the machine and the patient's breathing.

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BiPAP Humidifier

1. Purpose of Humidification

   • Humidification adds moisture to the airflow, preventing dryness and irritation of the respiratory tract, which is common with prolonged BiPAP use.

2. Types of Humidifiers

   • Passover Humidifiers: These use a water chamber over which air passes, picking up moisture before delivery to the patient.

   • Heated Humidifiers: These increase the water temperature to add more moisture to the air, providing greater comfort and preventing dryness.

3. Bipap Setting and Adjusting the Humidifier

   • Setup: Typically involves filling the water chamber and connecting it to the BiPAP machine.

   • Adjustments: Humidity levels can usually be adjusted to suit the patient’s comfort, with Bipap settings typically ranging from low to high.

   • Common Issues and Troubleshooting: Issues like rainout (condensation in the tube) can occur, which can be managed by adjusting the temperature or using heated tubing.

Why use a bipap on rent?

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BiPap machine can help you if you have a medical problem that impairs your breathing process. For instance, you might need a BiPap Machine if you have any of the following:

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• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD)

• Obstructive sleep apnea

• Obesity hypoventilation syndrome

• Pneumonia

• Asthma flare-up

• Poor breathing after an operation

• Neurological disease that disturbs breathing

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How does bipap work?

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Usually, the bipap system has two settings and the effort is controlled when inhaling and
exhaling. The BiPAP may be set to deliver a breath when the person sleeping does not breathe for a programmed period of time. Typically, this is set as a minimum breath or back-up rate ; which sets a minimum breathe per minute (BPM). This environment is structured such that a fixed breathing frequency per minute is breathed by the patient.

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Difference between Bipap and Cpap

The question that arises here is why we can’t simply use a CPAP instead of a BiPAP for
treating; following are some of the major differences between the two:
● While CPAP enables a person to inhale by using one type of pressure, BiPAP lets a
person both inhale and exhale by using two separate pressures. For BiPAP devices,
exhaling is much smoother than for CPAP machines.
● In terms of size, CPAP machines are smaller as compared to the BiPAP ones. People
generally prefer BiPAP for their COPD concerns.

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What to expect if you use a BiPAP machine

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If you’re advised to use a BiPAP machine, a specialist will typically help you set up the machine for you - we at Healthy Jeena Sikho always provide you with an expert at the times of calling - to fix a dedicated expert for you.

The BiPAP machine needs to be calibrated and the settings adjusted according to your prescribed treatment by the doctor.

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Our healthcare expert will help you understand what to expect when using your BiPAP machine at home, and how to use it the right way.

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Depending on the condition it’s being used for, you might be asked to use it all the time, some of the time, or only when you sleep. It’s important to follow these instructions and to use it as your doctor or healthcare provider instructs you to.​​