- Jun 18, 2009
Hi,
I exercise pretty moderate, 2-3 times a week plus I've got a quite active job. Last ...
hypoventilation
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What is hypoventilation?
Hypoventilation is breathing that is not adequate to meet the needs of the body (too shallow or too slow), or reduced lung function. The carbon dioxide level rises, leading to inadequate oxygen in the blood.
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Hi,
As a result of a sleep study about 4 years ago, I was told that I suffer from noctur...
Diagnosed with asthma, not much of a wheezer, albutoral since 10, now 39. I use two albutor...
I am 44 yrs old and have a mito. myopathy ( confirmed by muscle bx) with proximal & resp. m...
- Nov 20, 2009
my mother has recently suffered a cardiac arrest and she has now been survived and has been...
- Jun 15, 2010
what happens to respiratory rate in central hypoventilation
- Jun 03, 2010
hi michelle i suffer from chronic depression quiote a lot of the time im on paraxitine to h...
in a patient with a severe exacerbation of COPD high concentration od oxygen
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I am experiencing arm, leg and face numbness. I notice it mostly at night or when I sit do...
- Jan 03, 2010
My 3mth old newphew has been diagnosie with ondine's curse.
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