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cheyne stokes respiration medication
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Abnormal breathing: Cheyne-stokes respiration is an abnormal breathing pattern where the patient has very deep breathing (sometimes with increased respiratory rate) that ... Read More
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25 years experience Psychiatry
Cheyne Stokes: "Cheyne-Stokes respiration is an abnormal breathing pattern which commonly occurs in patients with decompensated congestive heart failure and neurolog ... Read More
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No: better that you find out why someone has cheyne stokes breathing than to just try some home mixture to influence it. In and of itself it doesn't need ... Read More
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38 years experience Family Medicine
Irregular breathing: Abnormal breathing pattern marked by progressively deeper & sometimes faster breathing, followed by a gradual decrease that results in temporary stop ... Read More
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Dr. Steven Hill answered
23 years experience Family Medicine
Not really: No unless you have underlying medical problems.
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61 years experience Internal Medicine
Sharp pains: Sharp, shooting pains on inspiration, coughing or with certain motions are often due to pinching of intercostal nerves or muscles that run between 2 r ... Read More
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Dr. Richard Wallner answered
41 years experience Gynecology
You need exam: Asthma, heart problems, or infection may be the cause. You need to see your doctor.
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18 years experience Pharmacy
Not sure of question: If you have been diagnosed with asthma and you feel its getting worse, I don;t quite understand not having medications. There are many programs availa ... Read More
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44 years experience Pathology
Asthma: I see that you once used an inhaler, and the fact that strong smells now trigger you suggests to me that your asthma has returned. Please get with a p ... Read More
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39 years experience Pain Management
Breathing: Any pain medication that is not in the opioid class.
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