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Drinking and difficulty catching breath.

bobbysands81 · 2007-06-10 14:10:48

If I go out on a Friday evening and get drunk I have difficulty in breathing for the next couple of days and even the slightest bit of exercise leaves me struggling for breath and exhausted. Even if I have just a few pints I find I'm struggling the next day. It's got to the stage that I have to give up (even social)…

10-06-2007 03:10PM

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If I go out on a Friday evening and get drunk I have difficulty in breathing for the next couple of days and even the slightest bit of exercise leaves me struggling for breath and exhausted.

Even if I have just a few pints I find I'm struggling the next day.

It's got to the stage that I have to give up (even social) drinking for 3-4 days before a match.

Anyone ever hear of this before? Anyone know what it is and if something can be done about it?

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#2 10-06-2007 03:33PM

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The match is obviously interfering with your drinking. Quit the sport and you'll be grand.

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#3 10-06-2007 04:24PM

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This is not a medical board. Take it to PI where they'll say the same but then offer some spurious conjecture as advice.

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