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Q: Outta Breath

asked by: mitch7654 on February 27th, 2006

Experienced User

Its weird it started a couple of months ago at a bar I owuld be talking and I felt like I was getting outta breath from talking louder I dont know I dont cough,i dont weeze,nothing like that no fever just sometimes when I talk I feel outta breath anxiety or should I go thru all the tests I sure dont want to but damn now evertime I talk im paying attention to it yes probably making it worse
awwwwwww this damn anxiety

Replies(2)

sophira

replied on February 27th, 2006

New User

This is a common symptom of anxiety. I get this too sometimes! I was lucky though...It runs in my family and my mom recognized it right away.

Bek

replied on May 1st, 2006

Experienced User

My breathlessness happens most in the morning when first getting up, any one else get this?

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