Of course, I'm still breathing, but it often happens that I simply stop breathing automatically for a short time. It's only ever for about 10-20 seconds, but it's scary. Does anyone know what could be causing this? Even when I'm sleeping, I sometimes wake up and don't breathe after waking up. I don't know exactly why, of course, but I feel like I'm waking up because I wasn't breathing while I was sleeping.
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Hey, I'm having surgery on Friday and about two weeks later I'm going on a school trip (or rather, a trip with a club). We might go swimming in a river there. During the surgery, I'll have cuts in both shinbones and plates removed. Do you think I could go swimming/cooling off with a shower…
And how can you prevent this?
Pain on the skin of the thighs, bilateral, chronic, for two months, seen several doctors, no polyneuropathy, no diagnosis, ibuprofen, aspirin or paracetamol do not help
If you woke up because you didn’t breathe in your sleep, you’d be struggling for air in your wake!
the fact that you don’t already have every night is proof that your breathing works perfectly!
hm I think you think too much about breathing that it no longer works “automatically” and you’re afraid to just stop breathing and then suffocate.
Maybe you’re starting a fruit-ructitious sleep apnoe syndrome? Ask your doctor for an examination with a diagnostic device/mobile sleep laboratory.