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asthma?
oh thanks to tammy2009.
umm,today i went on this feild trip for geography students.and all of a sudden my chest felt tight it started hurting and couldnt breath properly.and it was nooisy breathing.could this really be asthma?
umm,today i went on this feild trip for geography students.and all of a sudden my chest felt tight it started hurting and couldnt breath properly.and it was nooisy breathing.could this really be asthma?
oh so i went to the dr this friday and she checked the heart beat and asked me questions like wether i caugh and stuff.and then she showed be a relaxation technique though i really dont think that it has anything to do with anxiety.what do you think?
and im gonna see her if this doesnt get any better within 10 days.
~thanks~
and im gonna see her if this doesnt get any better within 10 days.
~thanks~
i used to have allergies before though i havent had those in the last 2 years.
and now im caughing and when i go near chalk dust it gets difficult to breath.
and i think im gonna go see a doctor this saturday.anyways,i'll let you now.=D
-thanks you- =]
and now im caughing and when i go near chalk dust it gets difficult to breath.
and i think im gonna go see a doctor this saturday.anyways,i'll let you now.=D
-thanks you- =]
It could be asthma, it could be something else. Asthma can be linked to allergies or not. You have to remember too that allergic reactions are not always instant.
If you get short of breath every time you excerise then it could be a type of asthma called excerise induced asthma. It can be tested through a stress test where they test your lung volume before and after a run on a treadmill/bike.
Respiratory symptoms can also due to prolonged inactivity, heart/circulatory problems , anixety and many other causes.
Since many of the causes can be serious it is necessary you see a doctor, I know it ***** because I HATE seeing doctors too but you feel much better after you have someone figuring out what is going on.
If you get short of breath every time you excerise then it could be a type of asthma called excerise induced asthma. It can be tested through a stress test where they test your lung volume before and after a run on a treadmill/bike.
Respiratory symptoms can also due to prolonged inactivity, heart/circulatory problems , anixety and many other causes.
Since many of the causes can be serious it is necessary you see a doctor, I know it ***** because I HATE seeing doctors too but you feel much better after you have someone figuring out what is going on.
my dr hasnt prescriped any meds cause i havent seen a doctor yet.i dont think its an allergic cause i had breathing difficulties before.
anyways thanks alot =D
anyways thanks alot =D
Hi,
Has your doctor prescribed any meds for you ? I'm not a doctor, but find that if my albuterol inhaler helps, then it's due to asthma or asthma like inflammation. I'm sure Tammy will also respond a bit later when she reads your post.
Could it have been allergic reaction to something on the trip? Something around you, you touched or ate? Just a thought.
C~
Has your doctor prescribed any meds for you ? I'm not a doctor, but find that if my albuterol inhaler helps, then it's due to asthma or asthma like inflammation. I'm sure Tammy will also respond a bit later when she reads your post.
Could it have been allergic reaction to something on the trip? Something around you, you touched or ate? Just a thought.
C~
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