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sudden shortness of breath

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Alexander

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Hey Guys,

yesterday night I was hiking with friends in the woods uphill and as you can imagine it wasn't really easy either. Although I must say, I still had some stamina going up hill, but not as much as my friends. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and we did it all night, we just came back today at 8AM. I was so tired, so I skipped my inhaling and breathing excercises and went right to sleep untill 5:30pm.

After that I felt guilty for not inhaling in the morning, so I did a thourough inhaling in the evening. Ever since I noticed a sudden shortness of breath and I'm not really comfortable with that.

I dont feel any pain and so far my lungs have not collapsed yet. I'm thinking If I should go to the hospital or not. It is 18 minutes after midnight here in Germany and was hoping you guys could give me some advice.
When I breathe in it doesnt feel like my lungs get full with air. I'm just a little freaked that I could loose conciouns, which will probably not happen.

My grammar isn't the best, sorry.

Greetings,
Alex

p.S.: I forgot to mention, that I inhaled some of the smoke of the fire we made. Could that really be the reason?
 
A

Alexander

New member
Hey Guys,

yesterday night I was hiking with friends in the woods uphill and as you can imagine it wasn't really easy either. Although I must say, I still had some stamina going up hill, but not as much as my friends. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and we did it all night, we just came back today at 8AM. I was so tired, so I skipped my inhaling and breathing excercises and went right to sleep untill 5:30pm.

After that I felt guilty for not inhaling in the morning, so I did a thourough inhaling in the evening. Ever since I noticed a sudden shortness of breath and I'm not really comfortable with that.

I dont feel any pain and so far my lungs have not collapsed yet. I'm thinking If I should go to the hospital or not. It is 18 minutes after midnight here in Germany and was hoping you guys could give me some advice.
When I breathe in it doesnt feel like my lungs get full with air. I'm just a little freaked that I could loose conciouns, which will probably not happen.

My grammar isn't the best, sorry.

Greetings,
Alex

p.S.: I forgot to mention, that I inhaled some of the smoke of the fire we made. Could that really be the reason?
 
A

Alexander

New member
Hey Guys,

yesterday night I was hiking with friends in the woods uphill and as you can imagine it wasn't really easy either. Although I must say, I still had some stamina going up hill, but not as much as my friends. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and we did it all night, we just came back today at 8AM. I was so tired, so I skipped my inhaling and breathing excercises and went right to sleep untill 5:30pm.

After that I felt guilty for not inhaling in the morning, so I did a thourough inhaling in the evening. Ever since I noticed a sudden shortness of breath and I'm not really comfortable with that.

I dont feel any pain and so far my lungs have not collapsed yet. I'm thinking If I should go to the hospital or not. It is 18 minutes after midnight here in Germany and was hoping you guys could give me some advice.
When I breathe in it doesnt feel like my lungs get full with air. I'm just a little freaked that I could loose conciouns, which will probably not happen.

My grammar isn't the best, sorry.

Greetings,
Alex

p.S.: I forgot to mention, that I inhaled some of the smoke of the fire we made. Could that really be the reason?
 
A

Alexander

New member
Hey Guys,

yesterday night I was hiking with friends in the woods uphill and as you can imagine it wasn't really easy either. Although I must say, I still had some stamina going up hill, but not as much as my friends. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and we did it all night, we just came back today at 8AM. I was so tired, so I skipped my inhaling and breathing excercises and went right to sleep untill 5:30pm.

After that I felt guilty for not inhaling in the morning, so I did a thourough inhaling in the evening. Ever since I noticed a sudden shortness of breath and I'm not really comfortable with that.

I dont feel any pain and so far my lungs have not collapsed yet. I'm thinking If I should go to the hospital or not. It is 18 minutes after midnight here in Germany and was hoping you guys could give me some advice.
When I breathe in it doesnt feel like my lungs get full with air. I'm just a little freaked that I could loose conciouns, which will probably not happen.

My grammar isn't the best, sorry.

Greetings,
Alex

p.S.: I forgot to mention, that I inhaled some of the smoke of the fire we made. Could that really be the reason?
 
A

Alexander

New member
Hey Guys,
<br />
<br />yesterday night I was hiking with friends in the woods uphill and as you can imagine it wasn't really easy either. Although I must say, I still had some stamina going up hill, but not as much as my friends. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and we did it all night, we just came back today at 8AM. I was so tired, so I skipped my inhaling and breathing excercises and went right to sleep untill 5:30pm.
<br />
<br />After that I felt guilty for not inhaling in the morning, so I did a thourough inhaling in the evening. Ever since I noticed a sudden shortness of breath and I'm not really comfortable with that.
<br />
<br />I dont feel any pain and so far my lungs have not collapsed yet. I'm thinking If I should go to the hospital or not. It is 18 minutes after midnight here in Germany and was hoping you guys could give me some advice.
<br />When I breathe in it doesnt feel like my lungs get full with air. I'm just a little freaked that I could loose conciouns, which will probably not happen.
<br />
<br />My grammar isn't the best, sorry.
<br />
<br />Greetings,
<br />Alex
<br />
<br />p.S.: I forgot to mention, that I inhaled some of the smoke of the fire we made. Could that really be the reason?
 
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Jeana

New member
If you are really worried about it, I would go to the emergency room. I'd rather get a jump on things than let an infection get a jump on you. It may be time for a tuneup.

That being said, campfire smoke really irritates my lungs for several days after. Also, you may have other allergies that you aren't aware of. For the longest time I was unaware of my allergy to cats because they didn't seem to have any effect. I had been raised with cats, so I didn't know that they were causing inflammation or increased coughing. Maybe you have some outdoor allergies you don't know about.

Hope you are feeling better soon.
 
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Jeana

New member
If you are really worried about it, I would go to the emergency room. I'd rather get a jump on things than let an infection get a jump on you. It may be time for a tuneup.

That being said, campfire smoke really irritates my lungs for several days after. Also, you may have other allergies that you aren't aware of. For the longest time I was unaware of my allergy to cats because they didn't seem to have any effect. I had been raised with cats, so I didn't know that they were causing inflammation or increased coughing. Maybe you have some outdoor allergies you don't know about.

Hope you are feeling better soon.
 
J

Jeana

New member
If you are really worried about it, I would go to the emergency room. I'd rather get a jump on things than let an infection get a jump on you. It may be time for a tuneup.

That being said, campfire smoke really irritates my lungs for several days after. Also, you may have other allergies that you aren't aware of. For the longest time I was unaware of my allergy to cats because they didn't seem to have any effect. I had been raised with cats, so I didn't know that they were causing inflammation or increased coughing. Maybe you have some outdoor allergies you don't know about.

Hope you are feeling better soon.
 
J

Jeana

New member
If you are really worried about it, I would go to the emergency room. I'd rather get a jump on things than let an infection get a jump on you. It may be time for a tuneup.

That being said, campfire smoke really irritates my lungs for several days after. Also, you may have other allergies that you aren't aware of. For the longest time I was unaware of my allergy to cats because they didn't seem to have any effect. I had been raised with cats, so I didn't know that they were causing inflammation or increased coughing. Maybe you have some outdoor allergies you don't know about.

Hope you are feeling better soon.
 
J

Jeana

New member
If you are really worried about it, I would go to the emergency room. I'd rather get a jump on things than let an infection get a jump on you. It may be time for a tuneup.
<br />
<br />That being said, campfire smoke really irritates my lungs for several days after. Also, you may have other allergies that you aren't aware of. For the longest time I was unaware of my allergy to cats because they didn't seem to have any effect. I had been raised with cats, so I didn't know that they were causing inflammation or increased coughing. Maybe you have some outdoor allergies you don't know about.
<br />
<br />Hope you are feeling better soon.
 
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Alexander

New member
Hi,
I think it really might be because of the campfire smoke, because when I woke up today I did felt a little better. Additionally I probably was not aware of the great exhaustion due to the hiking. I do feel better now.

Thanks!
 
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Alexander

New member
Hi,
I think it really might be because of the campfire smoke, because when I woke up today I did felt a little better. Additionally I probably was not aware of the great exhaustion due to the hiking. I do feel better now.

Thanks!
 
A

Alexander

New member
Hi,
I think it really might be because of the campfire smoke, because when I woke up today I did felt a little better. Additionally I probably was not aware of the great exhaustion due to the hiking. I do feel better now.

Thanks!
 
A

Alexander

New member
Hi,
I think it really might be because of the campfire smoke, because when I woke up today I did felt a little better. Additionally I probably was not aware of the great exhaustion due to the hiking. I do feel better now.

Thanks!
 
A

Alexander

New member
Hi,
<br />I think it really might be because of the campfire smoke, because when I woke up today I did felt a little better. Additionally I probably was not aware of the great exhaustion due to the hiking. I do feel better now.
<br />
<br />Thanks!
 
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