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Mysterious shortness of breath: What has helped you?

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@dampiera

I’ve never been opposed to the idea that it could be anxiety. I’ve just already addressed it with my psychiatrist, we tried a couple of meds, and he agrees with me that it doesn’t appear to be anxiety. I’ve had the issue be absent during extreme anxiety and present when I felt no anxiety as well. I’m leaning more toward the possibility of silent reflux for myself. It’s only an insult to be told by a doctor that it must be anxiety if they haven’t done anything beyond one test. In my case the pulmonologist literally did one test and proclaimed it anxiety. No recommendation to see any other type of doctor, just “it must be anxiety.”

That is not good medical care.

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Roemheld syndrome

It's not anxiety, these people say they read all the comments but they still don't understand what they have... it's the excess air in the stomach and the inflammation of the esophagus that is making these people need to yawn and sigh!

i could say the same about mine it presented during some period of high stress and some periods of low stress no rhyme or reason. i know how angry you feel i got told same by doctors early on but continued searching. the way it goes away is if you stop treating it important and by that you also have to stop trying to improve the symptoms. believe me, dont believe me. im just trying to help somebody like me