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If i sharply turn my torso left to right with my mouth open there is a wheezing sound. is that normal?

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Dr. Harold Peltan answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

Yes: It's fun, and a great party trick! you have discovered how to make your stomach suck in air through your mouth. If you don't wheeze while breathing normally or after exercise, you are fine. If so, see a doctor to confirm. Watch out for the belch that can come after forcing air into your stomach!

Answered 2/5/2021

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