How come when I leave the house I can't breath well? Anxiety?!
Question: How come when I leave the house I can't breath well!? Anxiety!?
I'm two months pregnant!. I am really active but this past month I been really sleepy, and when I leave to the store or whatever I get dizzy!. I feel like it's hard for me to breath!. Then after I eat I feel sick I throw up like once or twice a day!. I have real bad heartburn!. I had spoke to my doctor about this she said that from my job I have anxiety!. But she never really explained what it was!. I was stressed but I quit that job!. I still feel the same what could this be!? Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
Do you have asthma!?
Many women experience this sensation as their pregnancy advances!. You may even notice it early in pregnancy, although at that stage it's more often sensed as a heightened awareness of the need to breathe!.
You need more oxygen during pregnancy, and your body adapts to meet this need in several ways!. An increase in hormones, particularly progesterone, directly affects your lungs and stimulates the respiratory center in your brain!. And while the number of breaths you take per minute actually changes very little during pregnancy, the amount of air you take in with each breath increases significantly!.
Later in pregnancy, as your growing uterus puts pressure on your diaphragm, your breathing might feel more labored
Many women experience this sensation as their pregnancy advances!. You may even notice it early in pregnancy, although at that stage it's more often sensed as a heightened awareness of the need to breathe!.
You need more oxygen during pregnancy, and your body adapts to meet this need in several ways!. An increase in hormones, particularly progesterone, directly affects your lungs and stimulates the respiratory center in your brain!. And while the number of breaths you take per minute actually changes very little during pregnancy, the amount of air you take in with each breath increases significantly!.
Later in pregnancy, as your growing uterus puts pressure on your diaphragm, your breathing might feel more labored
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