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Constantly having to take deep breath/yawn. Asthma or Anxiet

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PostPosted: 05/28/07 - 01:58    Post subject: Constantly having to take deep breath/yawn. Asthma or Anxiet Vote now! Reply with quote

I've been starting to worry about my breathing. I'm a 20 year old male, who excercises 3 times a week. I've never had this problem in my younger years it seems to have just happened to me. I'm constantly having to take deep breaths/yawns. I'll yawn or take a deep breath, and moments later I'll feel like I have to do it again. When I get to the point where I feel a yawn coming or deep breath, as soon as I try, the feeling goes away and it gets very irritating and annoying. On some days I wake up and feel normal all day, other days I'll experience this feeling all day. Is this some kind of warning that I might have Asthma? Or could it be anxiety? Is this something serious to be worried about?
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PostPosted: 05/29/07 - 23:47    Post subject: constant yawning, etc. Vote now! Reply with quote

Hey Kevin,
Yep...I am having the same problem. Most of the time they say it is anxiety. I am seeing a cardiologist tomorrow (not because of this but for an EKG exam I recently had)...I will ask him about this and get back with you. I am 50! You are just a babe. Smile
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kathie
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