Probably: Anxiety in some people causes a tendency to hyperventilate. As you breathe rapidly your blood loses too much carbon dioxide and you start to experience symptoms which can include shortness of breath, light headed ness, tingling, chest pain, sweating... It is one of the rare situations where the body can feed you information (i am short of breath) that makes things worse - breathing even faster...
Answered 5/1/2019
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Air Hunger: Anxiety can be an explanation. Sometimes anxiety causes over breathing which paradoxically makes you feel like you're not getting enough oxygen. Breathing techniques such as diaphragmatic or belly breathing can be helpful.
Answered 11/15/2018
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