ALROSHETA

hard breathing

  The rate of inhalation and exhalation of an adult without health problems is estimated at 20 times per minute. Breathlessness can be defined as an uncomfortable feeling of difficulty breathing or a sense of not taking enough oxygen. In fact, about 25% The intensity of shortness of breath ranges from mild to severe

Breathing therapy is different depending on the cause. For example, if asthma is caused by Asthma, its treatment is possible by taking some drugs that help to expand the bronchial tubes and also can be given Steroids (Steroids), if the cause of narrow Breathing is an infection such as pneumonia. Antibiotics can control and treat dyspnea. If the patient is overweight, a low-weight diet is recommended to reduce the effort on the heart and lungs, It can also be improved In general, breathing through some techniques if the cause of shortness of breath suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), in addition to it must be quit smoking, and avoid inhalation of environmental stimuli such as wood smoke and chemicals, It is recommended to exercise in general, taking into account not to exercise on the mountain highlands, especially those whose height is more than five thousand feet

Symptoms of dyspnea General symptoms Breathing may be accompanied by a range of symptoms, which may improve or worsen depending on the patient's condition. For example, lying on the back increases the symptoms of heart and lung disease. The most prominent of these symptoms are: Pain and discomfort in the chest. Air-hungry sensation (in English: Air Hunger). The inability to take the inspiration deeply.

Symptoms that require a doctor

  There are a range of symptoms that indicate a serious medical condition that may threaten the patient's life, and then seek medical assistance immediately. The most prominent of these symptoms are: [2] Sudden shortness of breath. The inability to exercise daily activities due to shortness of breath. pain in chest. Nausea.

Types of SOB

  SOB is divided into two main types, acute respiratory distress, which often begins abruptly within a few minutes or hours, and may be associated with other symptoms such as fever, rash, cough,

  The second type is known as chronic shortness of breath, in which the patient suffers from the inability to breathe while doing simple tasks such as moving from room to room, or stand after sitting

Causes of shortness of breath

  Severe acute respiratory distress is caused by several causes, some of which are:

  Acute pneumonia and other types of respiratory infections.

Blood clots in the lung, causing the appearance of pulmonary embolism.

The choking that leads to the closure of the respiratory tract.

  Thoracic pneumonia (Pneumothorax).

Heart Attack.

Heart failure.

Pregnancy.

  Anaphylactic shock.

Asthma (Asthma).

  Anemia.

Reduction of Blood pressure.

Causes of chronic shortness of breath

  Shortness of breath is chronic if the patient continues to suffer for more than a month.

Asthma.

Heart diseases such as myocardial hypertrophy, heart arrhythmia, and pericarditis

Obesity.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Pulmonary hypertension