Natural low oxygen level may be the cause. Consult superspecialist like psychiatrist.

Could be claustrophobia. Kindly consult a psychiatrist for further evaluation.

CLAUSTROPHOBIA : It's a fear of being in confined or enclosed spaces. You might feel anxious, restless, or panicky when you can't easily leave or when the space feels tight or airless PHYSICAL SENSATION : Even though you're not truly suffocating, your body can react with faster breathing, pounding heart, or sweating a result of your brain's fight or flight response PSYCHOLOGICAL TRIGGER : It doesn't always mean there's a deep psychological disorder; it can simply be a conditioned fear response that your brain learned to associate with tight space HOW TO TELL IT'S LIKELY CLAUSTROPHOBIA 1. Fear appears only or mostly in enclosed, poorly ventilated places. 2. You avoid or feel strong anxiety about such spaces. 3. You feel better immediately when you step outside or open a window

It could be. Consult online to discuss further regarding managing the condition.

Probably, but will need more details on this

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Do connect and consult

Need more info please Consult through practo

Consult a psychiatrist

Could be claustrophobia Consult with a psychiatrist for help

You have claustrophobia,  rooms with closed doors with sealed windows.If it's bothering you much, consult a psychologist.Cognitive behaviour therapy may help you

Yes, it's claustrophobia and it's related to some past history of your life. Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.

Its nothing do change in your life style Avpid stress and yoga daily for 30 minute Start cap neurokind LC daily once for 1 month Avoid mobile 1 hour before sleep

Needs to be evaluated Do consult

Consult online will guide you

Change lifestyle and diet (avoid alochol and smoking it triggers anxiety more) Morning walk Meditation (jpmr) Physical exercise

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Need few more details Kindly consult

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