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Frequent breathing and swallowing
I did ct,ecg,tmt and all blood test all reports are ok ...but I need to take deep breaths  and swallowing frequently..some time hyperventilation even in morning after wake up for few minutes.. Even during walking I need to take deep breaths frequently and overbreathing I was diagnosed with GAD one year ago ..but what's reason behind this symptoms
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Your medical tests are clear, which is great! What you’re experiencing—frequent deep breaths, swallowing, and hyperventilation—is likely due to anxiety-driven breathing patterns. Your body has learned to over-breathe, making you feel like you need more air, even when oxygen levels are normal. This happens because anxiety subtly affects your nervous system, keeping your breathing irregular, especially in the morning or during movement. The more you focus on your breath, the more unnatural it feels. Try slow, controlled breathing (inhale for 4, exhale for 6-8 seconds) and gently distract yourself when you notice it happening. Your body knows how to breathe—you just need to trust it again. If you want to take online therapy sessions, connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.
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Hi... Anxiety can cause the above symptoms. It can be treated with medicines and therapy.
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