Gas pain when breathing
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I have been ill for over 6 months from breathing sewer gas that came from a grease trap. I was in an office that wasn't ventilated and was only 6x8 in size. I have been to numerous doctors and have been diagnosed with acute bronchitis to depression. Yes I am depressed because I can't find anyone that can tell me why I'm still ill after all this time. I have noises in my ears constantly. My left ear hurts, I am congested and I have no energy.
at days when im very stressed out,when i sleep at night i usually wake up at the middle of the night feeling severe pain at the abdomen (right side),pain worsen with movement ,pressure,even breathing. the pain reduces gradually with gas relief until its gone.
What causes gas pain in my left shoulder blade?
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I would think broken rib or ribs, but that would not have caused you to stop breathing and they would have found it in the ER. How about a serious case of gas? That can hurt like the devil and can definitely constrict your breathing. You can try a gas pill. They are over-the-counter and work quickly. (Gas has constricted my breathing.
stop smoking! I've never heard of gas doing that. I have however heard of Smoke doing it, allergies doing it and / or anxiety doing it.
As the inflammation subsides, your breathing will improve and the pain will subside. The pain could sometimes be due to pleuritis, which is inflammation of the pleura. So, continue with your medications and do breathing exercises. However, if your symptoms worsen or if you develop additional symptoms like fever, consult your doctor to rule out an infection.
Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
was just wondering what type of pain relief everyone uses or plans on using during labour...
Hi, I'm a 32 yr male who is moderately over weight. I don't have diabetes or anything like that. I started one day having this aching feeling over on the far side of my abdomen, maybe 3-5 inches below my right rib cage. At first I wondered if I have a gall stone or something, but then I wondered if it was too low......then I realized that pressing around on the area doesn't cause extra pain, but breathing in past a certain point increases the pain feeling.
Hello Be,
Welcome to the Pain Management Forum of MedHelp. You are so young to have pain when you are breathing. I am going to assume this is not an injury.
Gas can get trapped in your gastrointestinal tract and cause pain so that would be my first thought. Have you tried antacids?
Do not have any upper respiratory tract symptoms or have you had a virus or cold?
Try to relax as much as possible on contraction's and try the gas and air when you get a contraction. I was induced with my first pregnancy and the contractions I have been told are more painful when induced anf I managed with gas and air. It depends on your pain threshold you may surprise yourself.
I have been having trouble with constipation and gas. As well as pain in my ribs and back that feels as it is caused by gas. I also have this problem of food regurgitating up to an hour or two post meal. Just got diagnosed from the mayo clinic with rumination syndrome which is related to the gas trapped in my stomach that causes pain and then to burp more then normal when it finally releases.
After I eat I have diarrhea and than feel shortness of breath and rapid heartbeat and sometimes pain in my left elbow when I bend it and right and left stomach and upper back and sometimes when i lay down i have rapid heartbeat and gas and have to get up 2 or 3 times to go pee and I've layed down and felt hungry when i wasn't and than felt bloated and lightheaded and I've went and had my blood checked and heart enzymes thyroid liver came back normal no problems and upper and lower g
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