- female
- 30 Years
- 20/02/2025
I've been experiencing this weird feeling of shortness of breath that just comes out of nowhere and then disappears. It's odd because it doesn't mess with my sleep at all - I'm still getting like 8 hours at night. I also make sure to walk for about 2 hours every day and have no other symptoms at all. No fever, no cough, nothing. The strange part is that it only pops up when I'm alone or not doing anything. When I'm busy or eating, it doesn't happen. Ive even checked my pulse, blood pressure, sugar, and oxygen levels, and everything is normal according to my doctor. They just gave me pan 40 and tryptomar tablets. It usually hangs around for 3 to 4 days, then I'm okay for a bit, and out of the blue, it might start up again, maybe in a month or so. I already know I have acid reflux and am on treatment for it, but I still get it sometimes. Can you help me figure out why this might be happening?
Answered by 1 Apollo Doctors
Take pantop 40mg for 5 days
Dr. Chandra Suggests...
Consult a Gastroenterology/gi Medicine Specialist
Answered 04/07/2025
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Possible Causes of Episodic Shortness of Breath
- Anxiety or panic attacks can cause sudden breathlessness, especially when alone or inactive.
- Acid reflux might lead to respiratory symptoms due to irritation or microaspiration.
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Role of Acid Reflux in Breathing Issues
- Even with treatment, acid reflux can cause breathing difficulties if stomach acid irritates the airways.
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Importance of Normal Vital Signs
- Normal vital signs are reassuring but do not exclude all potential causes of breathlessness.
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Medications Prescribed and Their Purpose
- Pantoprazole: Reduces stomach acid, helping manage acid reflux.
- Tryptomar: May address mood or neurological symptoms, potentially reducing anxiety-related breathlessness.
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When to Seek Further Medical Evaluation
- Consult a specialist if symptoms persist or worsen. Consider tests like pulmonary function tests or cardiac evaluation.
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Lifestyle and Symptom Management Tips
- Manage stress and avoid triggers for acid reflux. Consider dietary changes and relaxation techniques.
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Reassurance and Next Steps
- Follow up with your healthcare provider to adjust treatment as needed and ensure a comprehensive evaluation.
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