Tiredness can lead to shallow or less efficient breathing, as fatigue often affects muscle function, including the muscles involved in respiration. When the body is fatigued, it may prioritize energy conservation, leading to a reduced respiratory rate or depth. Additionally, tiredness can increase stress and anxiety, which may further alter breathing patterns, sometimes resulting in hyperventilation or irregular breathing. Overall, fatigue can significantly impact the body's ability to maintain optimal respiratory function.
hallucination, headaches, chest pains, loss of weight, blurred vision, stroke,coma , collapse, tiredness, difficulty in breathing
Tiredness
As long as you're still breathing, tiredness will haunt you.
a fever, tiredness then death (if not treated)
difficulty in breathing
yes
no
hallucination, headaches, chest pains, loss of weight, blurred vision, stroke,coma , collapse, tiredness, difficulty in breathing
I heard that they recorded a scuba diver breathing underwater
A symptom for extreme tiredness is extreme tiredness
yes it increases it
Breathing problems.