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If i were to have ischemia, would i start breathing fast or slow?
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Fast: There is no specific breathing pattern associated with ischemia however more likely to be rapid breathing associated with pain or heart failure.
Answered 9/17/2012
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Fast.: You'd breathe faster as your body would be demanding more oxygen
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