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Q: Asthma?
asked by: mitch7654 on February 8th, 2006
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Ok maybe im putting to much tino this but as we all know anxiety will do this.
Its hapenned twice once not as bad but stillwhen I go to a bar I have to speak louder cuz the music is loud...I feel outta breatnh or light headed cuz I have to takl louder,...Anxiety or asmtha...I have no weasing no coughin so that owld be te logic but then why I dont breath properly?
Anyways
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jeeperjo
replied on February 10th, 2006
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I thought mine was asthma as well. I was on steroids and preventive inhalers because the doc just said my asthma was flared up due to living conditions, allergies, etc. After 2 months of that not working and struggling to breathe every day, I went back and they did a lung capacity test, a nebulizer (sp?) and tested again, to find out it did no good.

I told her what could be stressing me to the point of anxiety, and she told me that's what it was. Since then i've learned to relax more and cut caffiene and it's doing a load of good.
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songbird8
replied on March 2nd, 2006
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I have had shortness of breath and a tight feeling in my throat for about 2 years. After endless testing we have narrowed it down to anxiety. I am currently on muscle relaxers that help a lot but they do make me tired. I am also doing yoga to learn to control my breathing. I recommend trying some medication for anxiety also try yoga. If your symptoms are like mine you probably don't have asthma but I could be wrong.

Hope this helps
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