my boyfriend runs out of breath very fast and im just curious what could be causing it to happen? it gets so bad he feels like he cant catch his breath like hes gasping for air, its really concerning ...
Additional Details lets just say that this was caused by something not because it just started automatically. i know why it is happening but i want to know what the hospital will do?...
i have a Horrible cough, its full of flem. chest pains, with presure. i have a bad sore throat. my voice is super scratchy, and almost a whisper. i have a stuffy nose. and swollen glands right under ...
I'm going through a really rough time in my life right now and often have moments where my heart races and my chest hurts like it's caving in. Does anyone have any coping methods to help me?...
i used to hav asthma but havnt had symptoms for yrs, my mom says i outgrew it and was wondering what would happen if i started to smoke. ive heard lots of poeple say they hav asthma but still smoke......
50 years old, male, 14 binge drinking sessions this year - cannot remember much. Have lost my driving licence for 3 years. Family think I have chronic problem - I think I can control it - I can go 2 ...
I've been out all week because I've had the most horrible, miserable cold. Well, today, I feel more or less okay - just snuffly with occasional coughing and sneezing. I could certainly ...
Check with your pulmonary specialist. Follw his directions.
scorpion
the broncial airway goes into a spasm and begins to close up restricting breathing. not pleasant i have had a few
kitkatkel24
Insufficient oxygen is able to reach the lungs due to bronchospasm. So you become short of breath & your body gasps for air. You feel anxious, your heart races & you turn pale, possibley begin showing signs of cyanosis(blue tinged lips, fingers, toes...) & in worst case scenarios you lose conciousness possibly even leading to death. However dont be alarmed as asthma is common & rarely leads to such seriousness but if you think you have it you must see a doctor as there are medications which help
drarunkrsinha
During Asthma attack their is strong constriction of Trachea causing insufficient passage to lung causing breathlessness.
tammy
You can get the air in, but you can't get it out----which causes wheezing.
pandora_293
the 'alveoli' in the lung becomes constricted, which makes breathing very difficult ~ as a consequence difficulty in breathing is apparent!
Cinta
The muscles around your airways tighten even more than usual, going into what is known as bronchospasm. The inner lining of the airways swell and become irritated. At the same time, your airways produce large amounts of mucus that make breathing even more difficult.
The airway tightening, swelling, and increase in mucus all combine to cause a number of symptoms. The symptoms of an asthma attack include:
-Severe wheezing, when breathing both in and out
-Coughing that won't seem to quit
-Severe chest tightness, pain, or pressure
-Feeling anxious or panicky
-Fast breathing or the feeling that you can't catch your breath
-Retractions, or tightening, of the muscles in between your ribs and in your chest
-Blue color, called cyanosis, in the lips and fingernails
-Pale, sweaty face
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