format_quote Originally Posted by
MO783
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First May Allah make it easy for you.
I heard if you breath hard or something might help
Breathing hard will make the problem worst.
Hyperventilation and Hyperinflation Theory: Some people tend to mildly hyperventilate a lot of times. I call it "over breathing." Over breathing can create unacceptable levels of O2-CO2 ratio. When O2- CO2 levels get to the unacceptable level, the body's emergency system takes over, resulting in a panic attack. Over-breathing causes the lungs to hyper inflate, which means that the lungs are not able to get rid of the excess air they are taking in. Since all the old and stale air doesn't get out of the lungs, there is very little room for the fresh air to get in. In such condition, one tries even harder to take in more air. As a result, a person feels out of breath. They are unable to catch their breath or feel "hungry" for air. Panic sets in.
http://mindpub.com/PanicAttacksinCOPD_chapter4.htm This rather puts it into very simplistic terms and for those with the compounded problem of COPD, but there is an entire neurophysiology process to too much oxygen that is taken in rapid shallow breath, or too much of.
This was however one of the first things that came in google, I am sure if you put in alkalotic lethargy or neurophysiological response to hyper-oxygenation would yield you better results insha'Allah
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format_quote Originally Posted by
Fighting4Iman
athma pump?
breathe into a paper bag?
a panic attack and an asthma attack are completely different animals, even if they mimic each other on the outside, the physiology differs. one is getting too much oxygen (panic attack) the other not getting enough oxygen due to airway inflammation and constriction, obviously a paper bag is the last thing you want to do in that case..
see your doctor about the formerly four now reduced to three classifications of asthma and how to cope
And Allah swt knows best
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