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What is hyperventilation?


My Hubby send me this:

What is hyperventilation?

Hyperventilation is over-breathing, i.e. breathing more than is necessary to meet the body's requirements.

Over-breathing is a perfectly normal reaction to any stressful situation. Generally, when this event has passed, breathing will return to a normal rate.

Sometimes, as a result of prolonged stress or a physical trigger, a continual pattern of over-breathing can occur, whereby the breathing pattern does not return to a normal level.

How do I know if I am over-breathing?

You may be aware of some or all of the symptoms. Here are some of the most commonly experienced.

  • Frequent yawning and sighing –> Oh yes!
  • Feeling breathless after relatively minor exercise –> Oh yes!
  • Difficulty co-ordinating breathing and talking and/or eating. –> Ermmm …
  • Pins and needles in hands/arms/around mouth –> F! Yes!
  • Palpitations –> Agghhhh! Yes!
  • Feeling permanently exhausted and unable to concentrate for no apparent reason –> Big F! Yes!
  • Muscular aches and tension around the neck/shoulders/jaw –> Double F! Yes!
  • Bloated feeling in the stomach –>
  • Light-headedness –> DIE!

 

Oh FISH! AM I? DO I?

 






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