Asthma is a serious but manageable disease. Lack of air and constriction of airways can certainly cause higher blood pressure (and other symptoms) - you have an emergency inhaler but should not rely on it for ongoing symptoms. Do see your health professional regularly and have your symptoms and their severity monitored and tracked.
Emergency tracheal intubation is performed to keep an open airway in a patient and to provide medicinal drugs in some instances. When a patient is unable to breathe freely on their own due to injury or other debilitation, this procedure can ensure the ventilation of the lungs.
its what you breathe and what plants breathe out while they breathe that out they breathe in carbon diOxide and we breathe it out.
Humans breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide. Trees "breathe" out oxygen.
Humans breathe out carbon dioxide, the whole world runs in a motion, for example plants breathe carbon dioxide, we breathe in oxygen. Even fish breathe oxygen. They take the oxygen out of the water. So we breathe in what plants breathe out and plants breathe in what we breathe out.
Breathe Owl Breathe was created in 2004.
"Breathe in and breathe out, for you must breathe to live."
You breathe out more water vapour then when you breathe in
Breathing hard is a very concerning symptom. You may notice an increased effort to inhale or the breaths may be more shallow but more frequent than normal. Check the gums in her mouth. They should be a bubble gum pink. If they are pale or a greyish pink it is an even more urgent emergency and you need to seek emergency care immediately. If her gums are a nice pink I would schedule an exam with your vet TODAY. If it is after hours I would contact the nearest emergency clinic. If there is not an emergency clinic in your area call your vet's office.
Plants breathe Co2 and we breathe Oxygen.
You do breathe when you sleep. Everyday you breathe so you don't always "sleep when you breathe".
when you breathe out, plants breathe in.
We breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide.