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Wheezing

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christina69014
christina69014

does anyone experience wheezing? I’ve been having back pain and now... wheezing. I know I’m focused on it, do to my obsession with air embolism but... it’s scaring me

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  • yvette_1938
    yvette_1938 christina69014

    Posted

    U will be ok!! Just relax and u must stop worrying I deal with aniexty and each day I get tightness under my breast due to worry each time I get upset it gets worse .. I try to be calm but at times it just don’t work .. I am taking now termic and organic honey and apple cider Vingar and black seed oil and half cup water everyday u must try it .. drink tea ! I hope u feel better 
  • Philly89
    Philly89 christina69014

    Posted

    Did you have any asthma previously? My friend with bad anxiety also has asthma, and whenever she is extra anxious and her chest tightens up her asthma flares up as well.

    Even if you don't have asthma, anxiety causes your chest muscles to tighten leaving you feeling short of breath and having chest pains sometimes too. I get this all the time and I don't have any asthma issues.

  • Celia9050
    Celia9050 christina69014

    Posted

    You have another post about air embolism? If you had one when you said you thought you did, without doctor's doing something, you would be dead by now most likely. Have your lungs checked.

  • candycakez
    candycakez christina69014

    Posted

    I do sometimes only when I’m having a bad day and I’m so tense that my chest hurts and I’ll wheeze. Your back is tensed up because of your anxiety, therefore what’s causing your chest to hurt. Don’t worry, I keep thinking I have a different illness every day.. stupid anxiety tricks your mind. Hope you feel better. 
  • christina69014
    christina69014

    Posted

    Thank you guys for the advice and reassurance!!
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