what's the reason of having difficulties in breathing with me??
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Difficulty breathing to sleep? Sleep apnea is the answer, bipap, loosing weight is the help. Allergies and asthma is worse at night time..  go to the doctor they can halp
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You really need to see your doctor, obviously your    medication for asthma is not working the way it should.  If you can't breathe on your own during sexual activity you shouldn't be having it.  You are putting your life at risk and think how your gf would feel if you died during intercourse?
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Sounds like panic attack to me.  Same thing happened to me.  Brought on by stress although I didn't feel stressed.  I fyou don't deal with stress properly or productively, then your body will in its own way
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Actaully, on some of my recent tests, I have the same exact thing you are describing and it is due to having chronic bronchitis.\nYou are not exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide efficiently with this disease and as a response the body makes extra red blood cells to get more oxygen to your tissues. If it is slightly elevated above normal it is nothing to worry about.\n\nDo you have any sort of lung disease? This could cause it if I am understanding your question.
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I would get checked for asthma even though you don't think that's the problem.   Coughing is one of the signs when you are winded. \n\nIf you are generally out of shape, you might start coughing to get more air into your lungs.  See a doctor, it could be any number of things.  I got really short of breath and found out I had a blockage in one of my leg arteries.
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I don't think it asthma, I think it is a build up of co2 (carbon dioxide) the reason is, you blood is pumping faster while you exert energy, if your breathing rate is not in tune with your heart rate, then your capularies(in your lungs) will absorb the CO2 that is residual in your lungs from your last exhale, there fore building up CO2 levels in your blood. Breath deeper and slower, and decrease your heart rate to fix this. You will be in no immediate danger unless you continue to run for an extended period of time. Its a similar effect from scuba diving.
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Perhaps you should be checked for sleep apnea. Do you have this problem only at night or during the day. I had a problem with sleep apnea. Try sleeping on your side or stomach. Sleep apnea may be aggrevated by being overweight. \nAre or were you a smoker? The air exchange in the lungs can become quite bad from smoking.
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your lungs relax, then expand, making it easier to breath.   happens to me at work. I'm a roofer and i have asthma, I'm also afraid of heights[ yeah i don't get it either].anyway when i first go up the ladder in the morning especially on a cold day i get tense, i hyperventilate and breathing is a problem . after a little while i calm down , relax and everything is everything.....
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Unfortunately weight gain is a side effect that many of us have to deal with when taking prescription meds. Depending on how long you have been on these drugs it may not be the wisest decision to just stop taking them....I would talk with doctor sooner rather than later, and bring up the breathing issue at your office visit until he listens and responds with something that you can work with...Good Luck and Get Well
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Asthma narrows the airways making it difficult to take a deep breath and/or breathing out normally. One of the most difficult things for me, a non asthmatic, is to try to explain to someone who is asthmatic how to breath.  I am sorry if what I suggest makes no sense.   You need to work with a rhythm when you breath, especially when you are in crisis or coming out of a crisis....do not yet worry about deep breaths, just take it slow and easy...slow in and slow out.  Think of something you find comforting...like the QUIET ocean wave....in....and out....When you use your nebulizer....do NOT wory about breathing deep, this will happen more naturally as the medicine begins to open the bronchioles...forcing a deep breath may have the opposite effect.  When a person has an asthma crisis, the truth is the harder the work, the less effective the breaths...so...Take your nebs and your Advair and practice slow easy breathing...slow in and slow out. It is almost like meditating and focusing only on your breathing rhythm. If your breathing does not improve,or it gets worse at anytime.. you may need an IV dose of Solumedrol...a stronger steroid, or IV Epi.  Keep in contact with your physician and head to the ER if your physician is not available.  Also, this anwer is really not mine.  I have a friend whom I work with who has been an asthmatic since she was 4 years old (she is in her 30s now).  When I need to know what my asthmatic patient might be going through, I go to her and ask.  She is married and has a son just over a year old and it is important to her to do her best to manage her asthma for her sake and her son's.  She said, the first thing she has to do when a crisis begins is not to panic for her next breath...which is what she or her body/mind wants to do.  She also gets to the ER quickly if she finds she can't manage her oncoming attack.....Meditating and focusing on her breathing is one aspect of her own coping mechanisms.
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well... i don't know what is wrong with me all of a sudden but it seems like since i got pregnant i have asthma or something and my through feels like my tubes are all puffy inside so when i laugh when i'm out of breath i sould like mutley on that old racing cartoon. there's like barely any noise coming out, it just sounds like wheezing.
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Perhaps you are indeed confused.  Do not let your friends determine what you do.  That cough is telling you something, pay attention.  You might have different body chemistry and organ functions than they do and it sounds like smoking may be worse for you than for them.\nIf you feel that you just cannot do anything except join them, do not inhale.  Pull the smoke into your mouth, hold it there and then exhale.  Practice by yourself first.\nIt smoking is not the real issue, but being cool is, learn to play with a zippo lighter.  Make a big production about lighting up, but then just hold it.\nTake it from a very old smoker, you really do not want to start.\nP.S. Ignore the people who would just preach to you about your health and how much it might cost.  They might be right, but they sure are annoying.
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It does sound like an anxiety attack. It is scary, and confusing. You sound like a sensitive person, as I am, and we have warm hearts! Things effect us deeply, and that's good and bad I guess. \n\nAll you need to do is learn a few coping skills, breathing techniques-important, a good person to talk to-a good therapist, and you'll be calm and cool in no time.\n\nI have had this quite a bit, and kept looking in the wrong directions for help. I finally realized all the Drs and their pills only gave me more side effects, and the anxiety was worse.\nThe root of the problem was never addressed.\n\nBreathing, believe it or not, is huge. Talk to a good therapist. Don't get discouraged if you get a loony or two at first. Sorry, therapists, but I have. Wearing oven mitts was just not going to help.\n\nI never knew how much breathing, meditation and relaxation could help. \nThe therapist can help you figure out why they occur, then how to cope. Coping is the key.  Whether it's your issue at present, or the next one that comes along, it's figuring out how YOU respond to these, and why.\n\nFind a good yoga class. I found one very peaceful, very positive and sort of spiritual. Nothing weird, just learning how to find inner peace.\nIt wasn't in a gym, but that could work too.  Now I'll lie down in my living room on a mat, with my candles, dim the lights, my CD's on relaxation ( I rent them from the library) and try to slooow down; the more I relax, the clearer things become, my breathing and heart rate slow.\nI also began swimming at the YMCA. It is peaceful to me. I just glide around, practice breathing and it feels good overall.\n\nGive it a try, give it some time, and know that you are normal.
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You might want to see an ear, nose, and throat specialist.  I thought I had allergies, but it was a deviated septum.  Do you have a hard time breathing when you get sick?  Could be a deviated septum.
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Sometimes its a breathing problem, my ex boyfriend had similar things and they usually occured at night between 15 minutes to 2 hours. He got X rays and tests done once and they said he was healthy. No one can really explain it. If its longer than 2 hours. Go to the hospital. It can be scary. Heidi
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The humidity/heat make breathing difficult, but also if you are on city water, alot of chemicals are added to kill bacteria and diseases in the water-these chemicals tend to cling to moisture like vapour particles which you then breathe in.  Maybe it was all a bit much for you- or you are developing a sensitivity-we are bombarded with toxins in the air 24/7.  Mention it next time you are at the doctors, go to the hospital if it happens and doesn't subside.
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