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My lungs are not working to let air out enough. my test on the lungs was at 170 when it should around 300. can that cause me to be tired?
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Was this a peak flow result? A decreased peak flow is typically a sign of bronchospasm. Bronchospasm can result in increased work of breathing which can cause feelings of fatigue. It can also cause you to feel tired if your oxygen level is also low. You should get evaluated by a lung doctor so that a diagnosis can be made and the proper treatment rendered. Good luck to you!
Answered 5/29/2023
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