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Pulmonary rehabilitation after respiratory infections focuses on restoring lung function, reducing breathlessness, rebuilding stamina, and supporting a safe return to daily activities. After illnesses such as COVID‑19, influenza, pneumonia, or other respiratory infections, many people experience reduced lung capacity, fatigue, coughing, and difficulty with physical exertion
Pulmonary rehabilitation improves breathing efficiency, reduces lingering symptoms such as breathlessness or fatigue, and helps restore lung capacity. Through targeted breathing exercises, gradual activity progression, and strengthening, physiotherapists support a smoother, more confident return to daily function

Recovery varies widely depending on the severity of the infection, pre‑existing health conditions, and activity levels before illness. Many people notice improvements within a few weeks of consistent rehabilitation, while others may need longer. Physiotherapists tailor the pace to ensure safe, steady progress without overexertion.
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