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Breathing problem

Basically what I think about my issue is ..it started ciz of cold..I mean here a.c thing n then going out in hot...esp I ate ice cream n then cheese cake ..it got serious..plus I was not able to drink water properly for last 40 days. 30-35 days back had ice cream n lil bit breathing issue started which last for 2-3 days..then this time it started like 5 days back n this time it's creating more breathing issues..esoecially at night time or while going out n sitting in ac buses n then going out ..its gets very tough for me to breath.
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15386971 tn?1440423100
Hello,

The breathing problem can be because of cold and moreover you had an ice cream and cheese cake, these may cause the breathing problem. However, you should contact your doctor for check up. Your doctor can do some testes and catch the exact problem that you experience.

Take care of your health!

Regards,
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144586 tn?1284666164
Your symptoms suggest a problem with the lower esophageal sphincter. A little bit of food or liquid gets up and ends up in the trachea causing a laryngospasm or "shortness of breath". The syndrome is often characterized by "difficulty breathing when  few drops of water go down the wrong pipe". It's asthma induced by regurgitation of stomach contents. Sleep with your bed at an angle, use a proton-pump inhibiter such as nexium, avoid alcohol, and get an albuterol sulfate electric inhaler. Use it at the slightest hint of an episode.
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