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… research shows they’re relatively safe.A tonsillectomy is removal of the tonsils when they cause difficulty breathing during sleep or recurring throat infections.Experts say if you’re missing work for days at a …
… bathroom. You’re up because a panic attack jolted you out of your sleep. You’re sweating, breathing hard, your heart is racing and you can’t shake the panic or dread you’re feeling …
… session of challenging poses, the instructor invites you to assume child’s pose and focus on your breathing. As you do, a thought occurs to you: What exactly are you breathing in? And touching? Is …
… also be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a potentially serious condition that causes repeated pauses in breathing during the night.“Snoring and apnea often go hand in hand,” says ear, nose and throat physician …
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… more. Other parts of your brain take care of the more automatic things in your body. Like breathing, heart rhythms and other reflexes.But it’s your cerebral cortex that — more than any other part …
… says pediatric infectious disease specialist Frank Esper, MD. “But in certain individuals, it can cause more significant breathing problems and pneumonia.”And while you may have thought that RSV is only prevalent in infants and …
… s appearance. But did you know that dry winter air also can make you vulnerable to illness?Breathing dry air can cause respiratory ailments such as asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis and nosebleeds. Breathing dry air also …
… are in a hypermetabolic state. Your body feels like it’s spending all of its energy on breathing.”It can feel like you’re using so much energy to breathe that you don’t have …
… bypass graft (CABG) surgery will help relieve the symptoms you’ve been feeling — chest discomfort and difficulty breathing, most likely.It will allow you to get back to your normal activities and decrease your chances …
You’re at the ballgame with friends, snacking on peanuts. The bases are loaded, and then, just like that, your favorite player hits a grand slam!You rise to your feet to cheer — but some …
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