Asthma And Bad Feeling Till The Chest, Shoulders Hurt, Numbness Of Legs. Why Is Exhaustion Caused?
i started feelin bad saturday i thought maybe it was just the cold weather messing with my asthma but it has gone to my chest being tight my shoulders hurt and everything is heavy jus readjusting how im sitting in the cough i feel winded and exhausted and i dont know is it has anything to so with it but my legs also keep going numb
Hello,
It is possible you have the flu now that the weather is changing and having viral pleuritis that is worsening the asthma.
If you are hyperventilating, or having a panic attack this will change the electrolytes in your blood and make your fingers and legs numb.
However, a flu-like illness and legs numb could also mean you are having sensory neuropathy (nerve disturbance affecting sensation) and is a sign of an inflammation of the blood vessels and referred to as vasculitis.
CBC, LFT, Urea creatinine, urine dipstick, CXR, autoantibody profile are mandatory tests if this diagnosis is considered and your doctor will be best placed (after a physical examination) to ensure whether or not the tests are required.
Thanks.
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Asthma And Bad Feeling Till The Chest, Shoulders Hurt, Numbness Of Legs. Why Is Exhaustion Caused?
Hello, It is possible you have the flu now that the weather is changing and having viral pleuritis that is worsening the asthma. If you are hyperventilating, or having a panic attack this will change the electrolytes in your blood and make your fingers and legs numb. However, a flu-like illness and legs numb could also mean you are having sensory neuropathy (nerve disturbance affecting sensation) and is a sign of an inflammation of the blood vessels and referred to as vasculitis. CBC, LFT, Urea creatinine, urine dipstick, CXR, autoantibody profile are mandatory tests if this diagnosis is considered and your doctor will be best placed (after a physical examination) to ensure whether or not the tests are required. Thanks.