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choking

cello6 · 2012-09-25 09:13:31

I am a 42 year old female . I have a good diet and exercise every day. I am not over weight and do not smoke. Sometimes i wake in the night unable to breath and then after a few seconds when i can take a breath i choke for ages. It is very scary. I have googled this and sleep apnea seems to be the most common suggestion…

25-09-2012 9:13am

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cello6

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I am a 42 year old female . I have a good diet and exercise every day. I am not over weight and do not smoke.

Sometimes i wake in the night unable to breath and then after a few seconds when i can take a breath i choke for ages. It is very scary.

I have googled this and sleep apnea seems to be the most common suggestion but i'm not sure that my symptoms match. I don't snore,i don't get heartburn or acid reflux, i don't eat before going to bed and rarely drink alcohol.I naturally sleep on my side and have two high pillows.

If anybody else has experienced same would appreciate advice.

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#2 25-09-2012 10:11am

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op, we can't go suggesting possible causes, nor should you rely on google. speak to your doctor about this.

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