Sometimes women feel chest tightness and want to breathe

Usually, most elderly people experience chest tightness from time to time, or some people experience dizziness and chest tightness when riding, especially on long-distance buses. Why do they experience this phenomenon, and what is chest tightness? Let's briefly learn about the relevant ones below.

1. Chest tightness is a subjective feeling. Chest tightness is the main manifestation of organ dysfunction and one of the clinical symptoms of human diseases. Chest tightness manifests as difficulty breathing or lack of breath, and inability to catch your breath. In mild cases, it feels okay, but in severe cases, you will feel uncomfortable and feel as if your chest is pressed by a stone, and breathing is not smooth. It is also accompanied by other symptoms, such as chest pain, palpitations, vomiting, cold sweats, nausea, tingling, burning sensation, malaise, etc.

2. The above symptoms are caused by our respiratory system, lungs, and heart disease, so common diseases will also occur, such as lung infection, respiratory system infection, and heart disease.

3. Chest tightness and shortness of breath can be divided into mild and severe. Sometimes there are symptoms of chest tightness. For mild cases, it may be relieved by resting, but for severe cases, the frequency of chest tightness becomes higher and higher, and the level becomes more serious. At this time, you must pay more attention, because for those who have chest tightness or aggravation, there is a possibility of sudden death at any time, and the risk factor is extremely high. Therefore, if you encounter such a situation, you must go to the hospital in time, follow the doctor's instructions and take medication or other methods for regular treatment to prevent the condition from worsening and endangering your life and health.

What causes chest tightness and fatigue?

Chest tightness is something we often encounter in daily life. If you have chest tightness and fatigue, you will always feel difficulty breathing, as if something is pressing on your chest, and you are very short of breath. You need to gasp for air to breathe back. And if you have chest tightness, shortness of breath and fatigue, it may also cause other symptoms, and even in serious cases, those who have frequent chest tightness and shortness of breath may die at any time. So what exactly causes chest tightness and fatigue? Let's get to know it now.

1. Personal reasons. Chest tightness is usually caused by unpleasant emotions such as boredom and bad mood. For example, because of some things, you suddenly get upset and lose your temper. Secondly, for women, their thoughts are usually more delicate. When they encounter some unpleasant things, they like to get angry and upset, and then they are prone to feel shortness of breath. Another reason is overwork at work. In today's highly competitive and busy society, people are busy working all day long and do not get enough rest. The chest tightness caused by the above external personal reasons.

2. External natural environment reasons. The most common occurrence is in a closed indoor environment. When there is no ventilation, insufficient oxygen, and insufficient CO2 supply, it is very easy to experience chest tightness and fatigue.

3. If you have cardiovascular disease or lung diseases such as bronchitis, you need to be more careful, because these can cause chest tightness and fatigue at any time.

4. When you have a fever or a cold, you may also experience chest tightness, shortness of breath, loss of appetite and drowsiness.