And breathe...

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I've followed nearly all the advice on this forum (and the excellent 'justpassingthrough' on Facebook), and I must say I have seen massive improvement with my LPR/silent refux.

I still have a minor issue with 'air hunger'. I know many people have mentioned breathing retraining on this forum, but I have always overlooked it (because I associated it with anxiety, which I'm sure I didn't have).I have just read 'Signs and Symptoms of Hyperventilation' and it lists the following: difficulty in swallowing, globus, dry mouth and throat, acid regurgitation, heart burn, "Hiatus hernia", flatulence, belching, air swallowing, abdominal discomfort, bloating.

I'm going to have a good old trawl through this forum again to look for recommendations on breathing retraining. However, if you have any good tips, please feel free to reply to this message.

As a sideline, I gave up smoking nearly exactly a year ago. I do wonder if that has changed my breathing technique?

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    Hi Suzeq,

    You mention "justpassingthrough" on the facebook, I can not get to it so, could I kindly ask you write me what you found helpful?

    It would be very nice as it may help me too, 

    Thanks,

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      Search for 'refluxhelp' on Facebook and it should bring up the just passing through page.

      Let me know if that doesn't work and I'll send you a copy of the research notes on the page

       

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