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Breathing fast during sleep, also known as tachypnea, can indicate various underlying issues. It may be a response to stress, anxiety, or nightmares, potentially linked to sleep disorders like sleep apnea, where breathing is interrupted. Additionally, it can occur due to physical factors such as fever or respiratory conditions. If this happens frequently, consulting a healthcare professional is advisable for further evaluation.
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When was Sleep Like Breathing created?
Sleep Like Breathing was created in 1987.
When fish move there gills fast what does it mean?
it means they are having trouble breathing
What is a deep sleep with lowered heart rate and very low breathing called?
Hart puls very fast what is treatment for thst
What is obstructive sleep apnea?
Obstructive sleep apnea is a condition where your breathing is obstructed during sleep. This causes "apnea," or a brief cessation of breathing. Because you've stopped breathing, you'll partially wake up, disrupting your sleep.
Why do you stop breathing in your sleep?
You may have sleep apnea.
What is the most common breathing-related sleep disorder?
Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. This is the most common form of breathing-related sleep disorder
What is a definition of sleep apnea?
Sleep apnea is a sleeping disorder, in which an individual has trouble breathing or stops breathing all together in their sleep. Most of the time, these people have to sleep with an oxygen mask.
We stop breathing when we sleep?
No
How do frogs sleep and where do they sleep?
They sleep on lily pads and breathe out of breathing holes they're ears
Why do dogs need sleep?
...because every breathing thing needs to sleep...
What is breathing without air called?
Breathing without air is called apnea. It refers to a temporary cessation of breathing, typically during sleep.
Long pauses of breat?
Long pauses of breathing, breathing by mouth , night sweats and specially snoring during sleep are signs of sleep apnea. But those jerking movements are not caused by sleep apnea.
