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Old 07-09-2015, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Healthgirl View Post
For the past two weeks I have been having constricted breathing. Anytime I do anything physical even just putting laundry away, my breathing becomes like Darth Vadar. Forget about going outside- it takes about 20 minutes to recover. I had a bad attack last week from a piddly little walk that I had a very hard time getting air in.
I have never had asthma or bronchial problems in my life, so this is new. It is terrible. I am remaining very calm about it, but do think I should get this checked and probably will need a nebulizer of some sort. Who do I even go to? My neurologist probably can't do anything so probably a pulmonologist? I'm so sick of this.

This got me thinking about your case. I don't have that problem but I did get incredibly stressed and anxious about my symptoms etc. I decided I would start breathing in a better fashion where it could relax my body. And it has greatly helped but it's also seemed to make my general breathing deeper and stronger. I'm wondering if it could be of any help to you? Whenever I have stress my blood glucose skyrockets and fast. It's changed my beliefs about what is causing my condition. I have a strong feeling now that I know why I have this monster in my life now. My docs wasted a year I could have been treating myself by telling me that my blood sugar was fine when in fact it is not fine. Well it's much better now but it was not back a ways.
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