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Q: Breathing Problem ? Constant Fatigue ?
asked by: Leonard_p on August 7th, 2007
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okay well im 15 i work 6 days a week 9 hours a day, alot of people say its stress but how should i know. Anyway a few days ago i got extremely tired, couldnt take a full deep breath, and its been continuing i cant sleep, i have no energy , i yawn when i cant take a proper deep breath, I want to know the cause, and when and how it could go away. Its gotten better now that its the 5th day, but im still concerned
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nikifm
replied on August 18th, 2007
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Hmm
wow.. i thought i was the only one. i have the same issue and its been happening to me for months. sometimes i cant sleep either because all day and all night its impossible for me to get that deep breath but i yawn too because i feel like it helps alittle. i never have enery and always feel tired. i've never gotten checked yet its something that interfears with my everyday life. someone needs to give you and i some advice on this matter!
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ssharm
replied on May 2nd, 2008
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Hey im just wondering if you guys are still having the breathing problems...Mine have been going on awile and its driving me crazy. Just wanna know if there is hope for me to get better, since the doctors have said everything is fine in my x-rays and lung tests.
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Miss_Alyssa
replied on July 27th, 2008
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Geez, i thought i was the only one.
i have the same problem, buts its horrible how my parents dont believe me.
i wake up in the middle of the night. i have had this for a year, and its hard to battle with.
if you find any info that'll help LET ME KNOW!
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Shwick
replied on August 2nd, 2009
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Oh my God finally I'm not the only one lol! I have the same problems too and I've been checked and the doctors say I'm fine and my mom says it's just me being a hypochondriac. I hope that there is some sort of cure for us because this is driving me crazy.
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jessibrown
replied on August 5th, 2009
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Hey Guys,

Well according to a recent study, stress may be a contributing factor. I think that one of the experts referenced in the article specifically says that stress doesn't cause asthma, but rather exasperates it. This study of the connection between stress and asthma has been the story of the week in the world of asthma.

http://www.webmd.com/asthma/guide/stress-a sthma
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getattahere
replied on September 27th, 2009
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This might help
Ok guys, so I had been having the same issues, I'm a 25 yr. old female Army veteran and had been having the SAME EXACT sypmtoms, thankfully a friend of mine also had these issues, she went to the doctor gave her a breathing treatment and a shot of steroids in her hip and it helped her greatly, they also gave her an inhaler. This practically cured her. She suggested I get an over the counter inhaler from Walgreens. I followed the directions and almost instantly had GREAT RELIEF, it was like my lungs reinflated. I went to the ER and they said nothing was wrong after x-rays and that it was just anxiety. It was anxiety that triggered my breathing problem, then it became a physical issue. So, anyway, my suggestion, I got a Primatene MIST inhaler and it worked very well. Let me know if this helps. Hope so! God Bless.
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araza93
replied on September 28th, 2009
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dont worry it may be fatigue or simple stress but u must get ur pulmonary functions done and a complete blood picture for anemia and manage it accordingly ,otherwise it may be just somatic.
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jessibrown
replied on October 23rd, 2009
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Hey All,

What kind of tests are conducted to diagnose asthma? Can anyone help me out?

Thanks for your help.
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