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Why Do I Have Trouble Breathing When I Am Anxious Or Angry ?
i am 22 years old, physically fit, but when i get angry, or tensed i have slight breathing problem, i feel unwell.
Wed, 18 Jan 2012
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It could be yo be because of anger and anxiety there could be some tachypnoea
but in normal condition and while doing exercise if you are doing or any other
moderate exercise if no breathing trouble,forget about it no need to take any
medicine for that. Thanks
It could be yo be because of anger and anxiety there could be some tachypnoea
but in normal condition and while doing exercise if you are doing or any other
moderate exercise if no breathing trouble,forget about it no need to take any
medicine for that. Thanks
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Hello.welcome.This is nothing but just hyper excitement and is perfectly normal.Absolutely no worry.No medicine needed.Good luck.
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Hi,
Thanks for posting your query,
I understand your concern,
Breathing problem appearing like this is absolutely normal. When ever you are upset, tense and angry your emotional center in your brain gets activated. That will increase your respiratory rate and heart rate. So stop worrying. Just relax.
I hope I answered your query. I will be available for your follow up queries, if any.
Wishing you good health.
Take care.
Regards,
Thanks for posting your query,
I understand your concern,
Breathing problem appearing like this is absolutely normal. When ever you are upset, tense and angry your emotional center in your brain gets activated. That will increase your respiratory rate and heart rate. So stop worrying. Just relax.
I hope I answered your query. I will be available for your follow up queries, if any.
Wishing you good health.
Take care.
Regards,
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Dr. Harish Naik,
General & Family Physician's Response
General & Family Physician's Response
hi
its perfectly ok, anxiety is one of the cause for hyperventilation.
its perfectly ok, anxiety is one of the cause for hyperventilation.
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