Steam inhalation in treatment of the COVID-19 patients: A Review

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“…There are many clinical benefits of steam inhalation like it helps treat respiratory congestion by facilitating removal of mucous or other secretions from the upper respiratory tract, decreases the chances of headache, releases the endorphin and reduces stress, increases the blood circulation, and helps relax muscles, reduces the cholesterol levels in the blood, inflammation in the upper airway, helps relieve nasal symptoms such as nasal blockage, itching, facial pain, sneezing, running nose, facilitates breathing and also reduces cough. Thus, it can help in the speedy recovery of Covid-19 by relieving respiratory symptoms 32 . However, WHO or some other clinical social orders didn't give any proposals about the utilization of steam inhalation in Covid-19 patients because of the absence of logical proof, also, the reports of scalp burn cases were expanded during the pandemic particularly in children 33 .…”

“…Ayurveda, Yoga, and Meditation can help bring a positive environment during the isolation period 38 . Steam inhalation is a cheap and easily available option for the prevention of Covid-19 and associated upper respiratory tract infection 32 . But there is no sufficient evidence to support the use, and these steam inhalations resulted in increased scalp burn cases, especially in children 33 .…”

The Role of Human Resource Competency, Infrastructure and Supervision in the Implementation of Online Learning Systems at Private Higher Education (PTS) in Banten, Indonesia

“…Online learning, according to [1], is a learning process that implements the internet network. Online learning is a process of converting traditional education into a digital format, therefore it has its own obstacles and opportunities, according to Harjanto and Sumunar in [2].…”