Dr. Abhishek Shukla explained that the management of acute breathlessness begins with a rapid assessment of the patient’s airway, breathing, and circulation. The first step is to ensure that the airway is clear and that the patient is positioned upright to ease breathing. Oxygen therapy should be started immediately if oxygen saturation is low, and vital signs including respiratory rate, pulse, and blood pressure must be monitored. At the same time, a quick history and physical examination help

General Benefits of Cranial Facial Release (CFR): 1. Enhanced Breathing & Airflow – Opens nasal passages, improving oxygen intake and reducing congestion. 2. Improved Sinus Drainage – Helps clear mucus buildup, reducing sinus pressure and chronic congestion. 3. Reduced Snoring & Sleep Apnea Symptoms – Can improve airway function, leading to better sleep quality. 4. Cranial Bone Alignment – May help correct cranial distortions and restore natural movement. 5. Relief from Headaches & Migraines – C