This is a type of breathing in which the patient can breathe only if he stands up, straightens up and strongly stretches his neck upward, as a result of which a passage f ...
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This is breathing when half of the lung is damaged, and the other half is healthy, so the breathing is half healthy. This is the kind of breathing when it is difficult ...
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Breathing can be uneven, just like the pulse can be uneven. Its unevenness can be ordered or disordered. This is one of the varieties of uneven breathing, namely, brea ...
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The difficulty of breathing lies in the fact that the air consumed during breathing finds, in the direction in which it is moving, only a narrow passage into which it for ...
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The expression “breathing disorder” covers all qualities of breathing that go beyond the natural and arise not in a healthy state, but as a result of painful, harmful phe ...
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You already know that when the need for air increases and there are no obstacles, then breathing becomes greater; if the need increases further, the breathing becomes rap ...
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It is the opposite of fast and its causes are also opposite. Sometimes breathing slows down due to pain, if you need the respiratory organ to move carefully and slowly. ...
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This is breathing when the time of movement of air during inhalation and expulsion lasts a long time so that the force has the opportunity to dispose of a large amount of ...
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The reasons for it are known if you know the reasons for large breathing, by contrast. Breathing sometimes becomes small due to pain, when pain prevents the respiratory o ...
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Big breathing is breathing in which a lot of air is inhaled, above the average amount; with such breathing, the respiratory organs expand significantly in all directions ...
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