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  • When a person is suffering from panic attacks and anxiety and they are pressured in any way then yes, this can affect their breathing and it's called hyperventilating. When you get like this close your mouth; breath as deep as you can and then slowly let the air come out of your mouth. Do this about five times and it will calm things down. Another way is to breath approximately five times in and out of a paper bag closed around your mouth or, bend your legs; grasp your ankles with your hands and press your chest against your upper thighs and stay there for a minute or two. You will not stop breathing! You may feel terrified you are going to have breathing problems, but you will be fine. The first breathing exercise can be used anywhere and will not attract any attention. I would highly suggest you call mental health to direct you to a program that teaches you Cognitive Therapy (this will give you the tools to deal with stress in your life.)
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Q: Lately I have been losing control of my breathing but for only a few seconds I do suffer from panic attacks occasionally and some anxiety and do not know if this has anything to do with it?
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