Why do some people are having difficult in breathing at night?
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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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ONE WAY IS TO GO TO A SLEEP CLINIC AND VARIFY THE APNEA AND IF SO, GET A BREATHING MACHINE PRESCRIBED TO HELP YOU BREATH BETTER AT NIGHT.
858609
You can't hold your breath for that long because the brain will eventually take over and make you start breathing again. It's a survival instinct built in as a safety net.
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Well i work for a company who specializes in people who have Sleep Apnea. Some of the symptoms are not being able to breath at night. All of our patient state that they stop breathing. They experience Daytime Sleepiness. Feel tired and sleepy all the time. Patient with Sleep Apnea experience difficult concentrating,overweight,heavy snoring,gasping for air. Also waking up tired. Some even fall asleep while they are driving. You should really see a Dr for this. This is very serious you need to take care of it. Their is a machine that helps you it is called a Cpap machine. Your Dr should help you with having them do a payment plan. He will probably send you to do a Sleep Study test. They do two studies, one called a Cpap titration and a polysomnography. The first night they will put you on a Cpap machine and then the next night you will be off of it. That way they can determine how bad your Sleep Apnea is.
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It's because they can't inhale and exhale at the same time. ;)
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If when you are breathing through your mouth during sleep your throat passage gets blocked you sometimes vibrate a certain part of your mouth and this causes you to snore.  The harder you breathe the louder it may get.
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It is time for you to see a doctor.  There are many things that can cause that. One problem could be excessive sinus pressure. Some people even see that before they pass out. \n\nCall your doctor asap.
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People sometimes wake themselves with their own snoring...
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the air is lower pressure at higher altitude which means it is thinner, so there is less oxygen. if they already have trouble getting enough oxygen, then they will have much more trouble.
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He needs to see his doctor, to look into it, it could be apnea, and that means, he needs to regulate his breathing as he sleeps. \n\nHave you tried turning on a fan, or some background noise? \n\nHave you tried some sleep product at the drugstore like sleepezze (natural not drug), as the pharmacist.\n\nHas he tried nose strips, or spray? \n\nDo you have another room, that you could sleep in, until the problem is rectified? \nBeing sleep deprived, is as dangerous as being drunk when driving or operating equipment. \n\nGet help, and stay safe. \n\nGood luck.
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take a few deep breaths
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I would go have that checked out by a doc. It could be something serious, or you could be developing asthma. I know I personally never had asthma until one day being around car exhaust caused me to have an asthma attack. They call it environmental asthma. Other things that can cause difficulty in breathing are muscle damage in the chest wall, or other serious problems in your lungs. It basically depends on how the pain is, and if it came on sharp and sudden. If it is sharp and sudden, go to a doc immediately. If it is a gradual onset, still go to a doc and see what they say. Good luck!
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Try to breathe slowly and deeply and call NHS Direct 0845 4647. Its best to get professional advice to prevent you from worrying all night. Take care, and i hope you are feeling better soon.
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may be because they dont take vedios else in night ?
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Extubating patients when they're awake because you know that they can breathe on their own. While they're still under anesthesia, there's still the possibility they might not get enough oxygen on their own or have difficulty breathing on their own. Once they're awake and no longer under anesthesia, their brain has better control of their breathing. People freak out about the tracheal tube because you're not used to having things shoved down your throat when you wake up. But you do need to wait for them to wake up and try to keep them calm when they wake up, reassuring them that you'll take the tube out soon.
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Progressively the person find difficulties to breath, when in the stage of sound like a whistle when sleeping is already advanced after that is short of breath and therefore death..☺
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being that your blood is pumping, it causes to to become more  awake and it harder to fall asleep, i had the same prob when i exercised at night.