All you need to know about causes of shortness of breath

Difficulty in breathing can be a sign of this disease, know how to prevent it. Difficulty in breathing can be the cause of many diseases, know which disease is there if there is difficulty in breathing.


What Causes Shortness of Breath?

Ignoring shortness of breath as normal can take a toll on your health. Many times people ignore it as a common problem, and doing so is considered very serious for health. Difficulty in breathing is not just a respiratory problem, this problem can be due to many other diseases or problems. Shortness of breath can be a sign of anything from heart disease to sleep problems. Let us know in detail if there is difficulty in breathing, what is the disease? What should be done to avoid this problem?

What Causes Shortness of Breath?

Difficulty in breathing can be a sign of many diseases. According to recently published research, difficulty in breathing can also be a sign of heart-related disease. Apart from this, you can also have trouble breathing due to panic attacks, anxiety, and restlessness. Many reasons can be responsible for the problem of breathing. Difficulty in breathing is considered a sign of these diseases-

  1. Heart problems

The risk of heart-related diseases is increasing rapidly among people. Difficulty in breathing can also be a sign of a heart attack or other heart-related diseases. You can see these symptoms even before a silent heart attack. When the heart is unable to pump blood through the body properly, it can cause you to have trouble breathing.

  1. The problem of obesity

You may also have trouble breathing due to the problem of obesity. People whose weight is more than the normal body mass index may have to face the problem of breathing problems. Difficulty in breathing is seen more in obese people.

  1. Asthma problem

Due to asthma, you have to face difficulty in breathing. Difficulty in breathing is considered a major symptom of asthma. People who have had asthma for a long time often face trouble breathing. If you are having trouble breathing again and again, then you should definitely talk to the doctor about it.

  1. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

You can also have trouble breathing due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. These people who smoke for a long time are most at risk of this problem.

  1. Lack of blood in the body

Due to the lack of blood or hemoglobin in the body, which is also called anemia, you may have to face trouble breathing. In this problem, the amount of red blood cells in your blood decreases, due to which you can have trouble breathing.

  1. Panic Attack

You may also have trouble breathing due to panic attacks. People who are troubled by mental problems like anxiety, depression, and restlessness, they have to face trouble breathing when panic attacks come.

How to Prevent Shortness of Breath

If you have trouble breathing, you should immediately consult a doctor. To avoid this problem, it is beneficial to adopt a healthy diet and a good lifestyle. Quitting smoking and exercising regularly is considered very beneficial in the prevention of breathing problems. Apart from this, if you are allergic to dust and soil etc., then you should avoid going to such places. If there is trouble breathing, instead of ignoring it, one should first contact the doctor.

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Dr. Rati Parwani

Dr Rati Parwani is a Practising Professional BHMS Doctor having experience of 8 years in the medical field. Her approach towards each and every patient is the utmost professional with high standards of practice. She has nurtured her writing skills and proves it as an asset to her professionalism. She has experience in content writing and likes her writing ethical and scientific-based.

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