Hi doctor. Recently, I often have short breathing, a little discomfort in the middle of the chest, tired, and helpless. I had a general health examination, had a chest X-ray, and my heart and lungs were normal. Can my doctor look at my symptoms for me? I thank you doctor!

It's easy for most of us to ignore signs of difficulty breathing as well as reassure ourselves with inconclusive reasons such as old age, stress or nervousness. However, it should be noted that shallow breathing, shortness of breath, shortness of breath, difficulty taking deep breaths, or fatigue can be alarm bells for a serious medical condition.

Hi doctor. Half a month ago, I was hospitalized, diagnosed with calcium deficiency, gastric metabolic disorder. Up to now, my health has not been stable, my heart beats fast and strong, my breathing is shallow, my body is tired, I have no strength, my epigastric area is full, I have trouble sleeping, I am anxious, I have a hot temper, or I have cold sweats. Did the doctor tell you that you have a neurological disorder? Please advise me on how to treat it.

Hello doctor! Recently, I have symptoms of light, shallow breathing, sometimes I don't want to breathe, coughing, wheezing, like lack of air, chest tightness every time I take a deep breath. I went to the doctor but the doctor said it was because of the heart, but the echocardiogram showed that the heart was normal, there was no disease.

Hi doctor! I often have shallow breathing, my heart beats fast when I'm about to fall asleep, I feel like I don't have enough air when I breathe in, I try to breathe hard, I choke, it's very uncomfortable, maybe that's why I have another habit of stopping breathing. about 1-2 seconds.

At night, I often have a heavy chest, shortness of breath, sometimes a slight pain in the left chest, shallow breathing. These symptoms have only appeared for about a week. Ask your doctor to advise you that heaviness in the chest, shortness of breath, and shallow breathing are symptoms of what disease? I thank you doctor.

Breathing is a basic human activity. Most of us breathe unconsciously, hardly paying attention to our breathing pattern. However, unlike the contractions of the heart or stomach, humans can control their own breathing.